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It's a bit off-topic, but I'd like to know if there's a way to make perltidy alterations transparent to "annotate" in svn/svk. Both support a white-space ignoring mode, but there might be better solutions. Anyone know of one?

I'm thinking of adding a property to perltidy commits, or maybe reformatting commits in general, then I'd need to find or build an annotate that could ignore it. (Although "ignore" is perhaps not correct, the annotations before this change need to make it over in some sensible way).

See SVK::Command::Annotate, SVN::Web::Blame

In reply to [OT] Ignoring perltidy changes in sv[nk] annotate by bsb
in thread How should I do (and document) effective semi-formal code review? by radiantmatrix

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