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I am using Tortoise SVN and Visual SVN Server.

Here is how I am using SVN:

  1. Export Code from Windows7 System and then Copy all code Files to my Fedora System
  2. Make required changes.
  3. Then I Checkout on Windows7 System.
  4. Then Copy All code files from Fedora System to windows7 system.
  5. Then paste in Folder where I checked out.

At this point when I check for modified files. SVN shows me all files as modified, even though they are not modified by me.

Also when I diff unmodified files by me no change is shown, but svn shows that file with red icon.

Could someone please explain the solution this issue?

Note: On Fedora System I am using QT Creator to edit code files. This issue observed with .txt, .cpp, .c files only not with qt ui files.

buruzaemon
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Rahul Tungar
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  • What is actually modified (I’m guessing Windows vs. Unix line endings? Or permission flags)? Why don’t you create a independent checkout on the Fedora system instead of this messy back-and-forth copying? – Frank Osterfeld Mar 27 '16 at 08:13
  • i m using fedora 10 and it does not have any gui based svn client. – Rahul Tungar Mar 27 '16 at 08:23
  • can anyone suggest how can i solve issue of line endings or disable this line ending feature in tortoise svn – Rahul Tungar Mar 28 '16 at 09:46

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You can find here how TortoiseSVN finds out if a file is modified.
You should look at the file metadata (date of creation/modification, ownership, etc.)

Edit: If you have issues with end-of-line markers, you can modify SVN behaviour with the svn:eol-style property. See this page for Tortoise configuration.

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