When adding a binary file with svn, svn:mime-type is set to
application/octet-stream automatically. git-svn really should be able
to do the same thing. I tried implementing it myself, but I got lost
in the mess of perl that is git-svn.perl and couldn't figure out the
right place to do it or how to properly detect if the new file is a
binary file.
This is causing problems because when I commit a new binary file to
the macports svn repo using git-svn, an email is sent out with a
binary diff of the whole file, because the post-commit hook script on
the svn repo uses svn:mime-type to determine if it's a binary file or
a text file (which is all well and proper).
Any chance somebody who knows more perl or is more familiar with git-
svn.perl could take a look at this?
-Kevin Ballard
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