svn property

SVN property:

You can also set some property to some files, if you want to monitor the files for some time being.

According to our example:

If you like to set some property for Dragons file and you would like to monitor that file.

But some property looks really cool; Just check it out with this.

Once you set the properties you have to commit them to the repository.

Please make note even the changes in the properties has to be committed to view the change in SVN.

 But some property looks fabulous with SVN it will ease our work so forget the word predicament that used earlier for some examples J

Normally this svn:mime-type is worth for two reasons:

All the binary files other than text have to be treated in a gentle manner. If you try to view diff for the binary file then it will not work properly so in this case it will just say the file has changed that’s it no additional info regarding that file. So when you’re trying to view the changes from the repository to your local it will save in a new file with .orig extension.

Secondly, when you try to view your repository in the web browser, just a click to the file then automatically subversion will verify the mime-type for that file and displays the result. If the property is not set then the image file will be downloaded to your system.

Below example for image file: