I have a script that I run on the CXF trunk and branches every couple of
months that goes through and adds a bunch of svn:* properties on all the
various files including mime types and eol style things and such. With CXF,
since I run it often enough, it's not a very big diff. I expect a MAS
@Babak,
I assume you know how to configure your svn client [1] and about
global-ignores. I don't know what os you use, on linux you can find the
config at ~/.subversion/config. Another good practice is to set the
default eol-style for known file types. I use a configuration derived
from the c
Hi Willem,
Thanks a lot for that quick fix.
IMHO the best would be if we could consistently overcontrol the ignore list
as the following so that the rules apply for *all* of us no matter what the
client we use:
- for svn dummies (like me) through the svn:ignore property of each given
folder belo
Hi,
Just commit a quick fix for it.
BTW, I'm using git[1] to work on apache camel code now,
it could be more simple to avoid this issue by add a .gitignore file in
the project root.
[1]http://git.apache.org/
On Wed Nov 30 17:53:33 2011, bvahdat wrote:
Hi Devs,
That would be great if some co
Please use the us...@camel.apache.org to ask this kind of question.
My comments are in the mail.
On 7/23/64 4:29 AM, wow wrote:
I use camel 2.8.0 with servicemix4.3. I set up a dynamic router by
camel-context.xml. as follows:
http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans";
xmlns:xsi="ht
Boday,
After your review, if you consider that the code is acceptable with
minor fixes, I'd suggest committing the patch *as is* and then add your
fixes in a follow-up commit (unless the change is really, really minor).
The reason is that the patch can that be tracked to the original author,
Hi Devs,
That would be great if some committer would update the svn:ignore property
on the trunk (as an example camel-jclouds/target folder is considered as an
outgoing-change on my IDE, or .classpath & .project by some other camel
components).
IMHO this would make life easier for the commiters (
