Fisheye should be aware of svn keywords, specifically when anchoring patches

SVN supports a feature which allows for keywords such as $Id$ or $Rev$ to be placed in a file, which are then expanded when that file is checked out.

Fisheye is not aware of this feature - it will check and index versions of the file that have the keywords expanded. This is a problem for SVN when creating a pre-commit review if any of the affected lines are included in the patch because Fisheye will see the original file looking something like this:

/* $Id: main.c 123456 2012-01-01 01:00:00Z rstephens $ */

But when SVN generates the diff, it doesn't expand the keyword before generating it - it will look something like this:

-/* $Id$ */

So if the line containing the ID has been modified or is near a line that has been modified, fisheye will fail to anchor the patch.