Hello

I just discovered that some of our Java source files (ending .java) have
the "application/binary" MIME type in the "Jazz source control"
properties tab. I do not (yet) know how this could happen or when it
happened. I thought of changing it into "text/plain". I've run a search
all over the workspace to find all textual files (*.java, *.xml, *.mf,
*.txt). In the search result, I can mark all files and select
"Team"->"Change file properties".

Is it a good idea to bulk change the file type for all those files in
one big action? Is there the risk to lose history, the file
accessibility or something else? Or is it highly recommended to perform
this action in order to boost Jazz performance and allow Jazz SCM to
deal with the text files in a proper manner?

Worst case would be to lose data, corrupt the repo or to create the need
for a rollback.

Thanks,
Stefan