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Search History is selected for a java file. Then the Diff button is selected. When selection among the different versions in the list, the two panels that should display the java code, only displays <Binary file>. A local diff works OK. Client use Netbeans 6.0 Collabnet svn version 1.4.6 Subversion properties shows mime type: text/x-java
could not reproduce with a simple try. do you always get this, or only for java files or maybe even a specific java file? thanks
I get this every time, for all java files and also for text files. It is no difference between new files, added from within Netbeans and old files imported from CVS to subversion. I use https: to access the server.
hm ... it looks like there could be a problem when retrieving the selected file revisions. i could send you a patched module with some additional log info so could see if thats the case. maybe for the begining you could try the following ... 1.) open search history and hit search 2.) in the summary view select a java files revision, right click and choose view - the file in the selectd revision should be opened in the editor 3.) do the same for the files other revision you tried to diff in the diff view thanks
When I open search history, the search will occur automatically, but I can unfold the selection pane in top of the window to hit the search button. The result is the same. When i select a .java file in the brighter area, the rightclick choice View is greyed out. It is grey for all files, but the other choices are enabled. Sorry...
could you please reproduce both problems (no diff and disabled view action) in netbeans and attach your messages.log file to this issue? thanks
Created attachment 57640 [details] Requested messages file.
Couldn't reproduce even with the "svn:mime-type" set. Messages.log doesn't contain information that could be of a help. Any other special setup e.g. multibytes in path ... ?
No strange characters in paths. Using swedish special characters or spaces uses to cause problems, so we try to avoid them. Do you know why i do not get a mail notification when comments are added to this issue?
seems to be a problem with issuezila. I also get the notifications with a long delay.
I get the same behaviour for some versions and for others it works as expected. Those that do not work, where diff indicates that they are binary files are those that are copied from another location. We did a versioned copy, thus without losing the history , outside netbeans with tortoise. With tortoise and polarion webclient I can still see the diffs with those files but not with NB.
Hi, i've tried a few scenarios by creating copies (with svn cli) but i still wasn't able to reproduce. Maybe you could remember what were the exact steps you created the problematic files... thanks
I just tried to reproduce with a simple test but it fails(the diff works). I still have +- 10 projects where it does not work, they all were version copied with tortoise. Apparently I did something more with them but I can't remember what. Can I sent some svn metadata privately or try something out for you? how does NB decide that the file is binary ? As stated by someone before, the view menu in sumary is greyed out for those without diff.
> I still have +- 10 projects where it does not work so this means it always reproducible with those, right? I could send you a patched module jar with some additional log output so we may trace the problem down. ok?
Ok, send it to bartvdc@netbeans.org or put it here as attachment
hi, I'm experiencing this problem upon a ruby project: my collegue (win xp) has committed a new branch with tortoise, he can't see this problem under win, but under Linux I cat see it. Furthermore if I try to open some files with vi at the end a can see 'Missing EOL character' then by the command svn diff file -r xx:HEAD I can see 'No newline at end of file' 1) I tried setting svn:eol-style LF over all source files: no results 2) I tried saving some files with vi then commiting: no results I'm using Netbeans 6.1 maybe nebeans under linux can't resolve correctly mime filetype? how can it do this? may I send some other stuff?
i've made some fixes regarding the mime type (see also #139389) could you please check if you still get the problem with an actuall buidl? thanks
I have checked with the build from 0723 and it seems to work now, (checked with .java files) Thank you very much!
fixed in scope of #139389