Last day to vote/reject on proposed EOL names

[Paul Moore]

2009/4/2 Ian Clatworthy <ian.clatworthy at internode.on.net>:
> Mark Hammond wrote:
>
>> The problem is that bzr may guess it should change my content underneath
>> me.  Semi-smart editors (ie, too dumb to fix copy-paste EOLs, but smart
>> enough to notice changes underneath them) which are running when the
>> tree is updated may report the file was changed causing confusion for
>> the user.
>
> The tree doesn't get updated. It will convert content on the way in.
> It will convert content on an initial checkout. It does *not* apply
> write filtering post commit.

Brief question: is there a mode I can set on my (Windows) PC, which
ensures that Bazaar never modifies anything when checking in or out?
In other words, I see precisely what's in the repository, even if it's
a bizarre mix of line ending types? So essentially, line ending
conversion is a purely local policy, and is never overridden by
anything set on the remote end.

I assume there must be such a mode (as it's the current behaviour) and
I'd like to think that it will be the default. But the recent
discussions have confused me enough that I'd like to be explicit :-)

> This is explained in 'bzr help content-filters' IIRC.

Unless that's online somewhere, that doesn't help me, as I don't have
a development version of Bazaar installed.

Paul.