Difference between revisions of "Talk:Subversion Settings"
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+ | 1)I dont get the %myuser% thing; Im authenticating my SVN users thru Apache (so: no per-user-documents and settings folders?) and SVN is running under Apache. Which user dir should be used if I want the SVN server to add keywords to all added documents, regardless of which user is logged in? | ||
+ | 2) there are no .INI files, its just 'config' not 'config.ini' |
Revision as of 06:23, 14 August 2006
help ....
- I'm using Tortoise
- I configured the config file in C:\Documents and Settings\%myuser%\Application Data\Subversion\
=> Nevertheless I get this error message when I try to commit a new class (ev_multiscreen.e)... Error: Props 'svn:keywords=author date id revision' missing (or not expected) Error: Props 'svn:eol-style=native' missing (or not expected) Error: Props issue on: branches/soft-arch/TeamMultiScreenSupport/vision2/interface/kernel/ev_multiscreen.e
Can anybody help?
--manus 15:57, 19 June 2006 (CEST) Once you have added the file and you did not have the subversion config file updated accordingly our wiki, then you will get this message until you do something about it. That is to say: svn propedit svn:eol-style ev_multiscreen.e and then type native in the editor and save it. Do the same with svn:keywords and type `author date id revision'. Then you can commit.
--dario works now, thx a lot
1)I dont get the %myuser% thing; Im authenticating my SVN users thru Apache (so: no per-user-documents and settings folders?) and SVN is running under Apache. Which user dir should be used if I want the SVN server to add keywords to all added documents, regardless of which user is logged in? 2) there are no .INI files, its just 'config' not 'config.ini'