Ok, it was my mistake. Some how I missed to uncomment the EOLStyleFromMimeTypeSetter() when migrating from cvs2svn. It is a week ago almost, and many changes has been commited, so a new migration is not an option.
What do I do now? I have manually set the property svn_eol-style to native on some projects, but only in trunk (IDEA helps me here doing it recursively). It takes a long time, and still I am missing all the branches.
Any good ideas?
The repository is placed on a linux.
Best Answer
Batch modifying line endings and then committing is a bad plan as it will break every single diff that spans across that diff. A better plan would be to dump your svn repository from your conversion, redo the conversion and reimport your dump.
Make sure you make a backup of your repository first.
Find out the first subversion commit revision number after you did the conversion. Use this number where I use
redo your conversion
You may find that this invalidates people's working copies, so warn them to commit changes first before you do the conversion.
You may also want to do this on a test copy of your repository first to make sure it works.