On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 9:27 AM, Cicik <jarozu...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > I need to remove properties from history because we started to use this > tool(http://www.atlassian.com/software/crucible/) and all files in our > repository have mime-type: application/octet stream(fisheye treats files as > binary), so we do not see codes, code change history, we can not do > reviews,....
Oh, boy! I've worked with a few Atlassian tools, such as Fisheye, and Jira, and that's a new one on me. Stripping something like that out of the *history* of the repository is going to be a nightmare. How did it get set that way in the first place? And how will you prevent it from happening again? That sounds more like a configuration area when the repository was set up, because it's not a default setting in Subversion itself. Hmmm. Can you do an "svnadmin dump" and strip the contents to remove all the "svn:mime-types" property wsettings, then use "svnadmin load" to create a new repository without those settings? There'd be a certain finite chance I recognize that this would give you a new repository, but Subversion is pretty unfriendly to altering your history: this might be safest.
