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SVN commit line ending handling

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I periodically receive this kind of errors -

X:>svn commit -m "BLA BLA" itextsharp.dll iTextSharp.xml
Sending iTextSharp.xml
Sending itextsharp.dll
Transmitting file data ..
svn: E135000: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: E135000: While preparing 'iTextSharp.xml' for commit
svn: E135000: Inconsistent line ending style
svn: E720032: Additional errors:
svn: E720032: Transaction '1718-1ca' cleanup failed
svn: E720032: Can't remove file 'Depotdbtxn-protorevs1718-1ca.rev': The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.

Question 1: Is there a way to have SVN normalize line ending on commit by itself?
Question 2: Why txn-protorevs aren't being cleaned up properly?

posted Aug 31, 2013 by Bob Wise

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Question 1: Is there a way to have SVN normalize line ending on commit by itself?

It seems svn:eol-style is set on this file. If you set svn:eol-style on a file (to any supported value), Subversion requires that the file have consistent line endings before you commit it. You or your tools must do this; Subversion will not.

If you do not set svn:eol-style, then Subversion does not check the line endings and lets you commit whatever you want, so if for some reason you want inconsistent line endings then that's how you can have that.

Question 2: Why txn-protorevs aren’t being cleaned up properly?

I don't know what's going on there. Do you have any hook scripts? Maybe one of them is programmed incorrectly.

answer Aug 31, 2013 by anonymous
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 C tagsTAG_ 

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U . 

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