Re: [TSVN] ignored directories?

On 8/18/05, Erik Anderson <erikba@teamworkgroup.com> wrote:

> I'm curious, is there a reason why ignored directories show up as
> "non-versioned" in explorer (under the "SVN Status" extended column)? I do
> notice that directories added to SVN show up as "normal" or "modified", and
> the ignored directories are being excluded from the list of files in the
> commit dialog, so it does feel like the directory is being ignored.

The shell extension checks for every folder if there's an '.svn'
folder in it before it asks for the actual status. That's much faster,
and also those checks are cached separately.
So if a folder doesn't have an '.svn' folder in it, it is marked as
'unversioned', even if the folder itself might be ignored.

Stefan

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