>> I found that this can be done with the svn command line tools. However,
>> --force must be used. Without --force, svn will see that the file has
>> svn:mime-type prop set to application/octet-stream and refuse to do
>> anything to a binary file.
>
> I nearly suggested this earlier, but my testi
On 04/19/2013 10:20 AM, Watson, Paul wrote:
> From: C. Michael Pilato [mailto:cmpil...@collab.net]
>> The Subversion command-line utility can't do this. But if you're a
>> Windows user, you might be able to take advantage of TortoiseSVN's
>> support for mapping MIME types to differencing tools. S
"C. Michael Pilato" writes:
> On 04/18/2013 09:59 PM, Watson, Paul wrote:
>> We have a diff utility designed for a proprietary file format. I would
>> like for this "theappdiff" utility to be used if the file's svn:mine-type
>> prop is application/the-app.
>>
>> Is it possible for svn to invoke
From: C. Michael Pilato [mailto:cmpil...@collab.net]
> The Subversion command-line utility can't do this. But if you're a Windows
> user, you might be able to take advantage of TortoiseSVN's support for
> mapping MIME types to differencing tools. See the
> following for details:
I found that
On 04/18/2013 09:59 PM, Watson, Paul wrote:
> We have a diff utility designed for a proprietary file format. I would
> like for this "theappdiff" utility to be used if the file's svn:mine-type
> prop is application/the-app.
>
> Is it possible for svn to invoke an external diff based on mime-type?
On 4/19/13, Watson, Paul wrote:
> We have a diff utility designed for a proprietary file format. I would like
> for this "theappdiff" utility to be used if the file's svn:mine-type prop is
> application/the-app.
Hi Paul,
as far as I know, this feature is currently not available, but the
external
