Johan Holmberg <holmb...@iar.se> writes: >> A similar problem here, the file in the repository should have \n line >> endings but the file has some \r\n line endings. Once again committing >> the file should fix the problem (although mixed line endings may cause >> the commit to fail and require you to make them consistent before >> committing). > > But here my working copy files are already UNIX text files (no \r\n > line endings). And Subversion refuses to commit unchanges > files.
Are you trying to commit when status shows nothing (that won't work) or when status shows the files as modified? I'd expect the latter to work. > Perhaps I should: > > - temporarily remove the "svn:eol-style native" settings + commit > - then remove any \r\n + commit > - finally add back the "svn:eol-style native" attribute > > Or is there some easier way? (this three-step process seemed to work > for the first file I tried). Add a blank line? You could use 'svnmucc put' but doing that is the sort of thing that causes the problem in the first place. -- Philip
