Hmm, at least with my subversion if I do:
% touch foo
% chmod 755 foo
% svn add foo
"foo" ends up with svn:executable set. Since tools/svnadd is supposed
to take care of all these properties, I modified it to delete
svn:executable (even if we end up adding it back a few lines later).
On 11/16/13 09:20, Maynard, Chris wrote:
Strange. I used tools/svnadd, so svn:executable property should not have been set on any .c file. Could there be something wrong with that script? If there is, I don't see it. Would it be worth adding an explicit, "svn pd svn:executable $file"?
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Remove svn:executable property from packet-finger.c packet-whois.c
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