svn import Inconsistent line-endings in source stream

["Krebs, Steven" <st...@intel.com>]

Howdy all,

Again I am trying to read my Subversion book and figure this out (btw, I
do have a real printed copy of 'the book' which makes me feel all warm
and fuzzy inside).


When doing an svn import I get the following error:

svn: Inconsistent line-endings in source stream

And the import stops, I fix the file (unix2dos), and try again, get a
little farther, and find another file (wash, rinse, repeat).

Is there a way (using --dry-run and something else) that I could get a
list of all the files with incosnsistent line endings.  

Also, did anyone get a chance to look at my post yesterday with the
Subject: Ignore and Externals repo setup Question? No replies so far...

Steve


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Re: svn import Inconsistent line-endings in source stream

[Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>]

On Fri, 2004-07-23 at 19:57, Krebs, Steven wrote:

> Is there a way (using --dry-run and something else) that I could get a
> list of all the files with incosnsistent line endings.  

Subversion has no such tool.  But I'm sure you could write a quickie
perl or python program to scan files and detect this condition.  :-)



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