Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.4) Installed from: Gentoo Packages When accessing the symlink stored in the subversion repository, I get "link path/to/the/target.file". That is the actual content as stored in the repo. Symlinks-aware SVN clients should notice the "svn:special" property for this item, read the contents of the file, notice that it begins with "link " and behave as if accessing the target file. Motivation - I store some of my digitcal camera pictures to the SVN repo. It's quite convenient for tracking metadata changes, comparing several versions of color-postprocessed images etc. It's nice that Kuickshow supports the svn kioslave, so I can look at the pictures without making a checkout of the directory. The disadvantage is, however, that I often use a directory layout like "photos/source/person1/", "photos/source/person2/" etc and "sort" them according to the EXIF date by symlinking from the "photos/sorted/" directory. How much work do you estimate would be needed for this to work? How strong C++ experience is required?
Mickael, are you willing to fix this?
I'm afraid the SVN KIOSlave was never ported to Frameworks 5, and it's not likely that it ever will be, given the continuously decreasing popularity of SVN. Therefore, I have to close this bug report.