On Mon, Feb 04, 2013 at 09:47:07PM +0400, Ilya Basin wrote: > Hi list. > The option '--ignore-keywords' only works with 'svn export'. > Will it ever be added to 'svn up' and be sticky like the 'cvs up -kk'?
I'm not aware of any plans to add this option to more subcommands. Commands line checkout and update would indeed need to keep track of the fact that keyword expansion is disabled. A non-sticky switch wouldn't really make much sense for those commands since the next update/commit would expand keywords again by default. So implementing --ignore-keywords support for those subcommands is much more involved than it was for 'svn export' (an export is a one-off operation so no state needs to be preserved between export operations). Why do you want this feature? What is your use case? I don't think it would be unreasonable to have a feature like this. However it would need to be designed and implemented by someone. So I would guess it's still more a question of "if", not "when"... Some design questions come to mind immediately, such as whether this new switch would apply per client config, or per working copy, or per path in the working copy. How would the user allow keyword expansion again? What is the real advantage over simply removing the svn:keywords property?
