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Re: "Global ignore patterns" set : but *.o files always has "SVN State" ignores in explorer column

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:28:56 +0100

Heiko Elger wrote:
> Hello,
>
> my version is 1.4.7 on Windows XP SP2 with all patches installed!
> My problem is the following:
>
> Windows explorer colomn "SVN State" always reports "non-versioned" to all *.o
> files!

non-versioned means it's not under version control and not ignored.

> I reset
> global-ignores =
> to an empty line in file %APPDATA%/ente59/Anwendungsdaten/config

But the svn config file is in %APPDATA%\Subversion\config.

> but still the same!
> I set it to
> global-ignores = *.123
> still the same

What did you expect?
If you would set the ignore patterns to *.o, then the status would
change to "ignored".

> I set the setting "Global ignore pattern" in tortoise configuration dialog to
> a value "*.abc", but still the same!
>
> The explorer always reports the files *.o as "non-versioned"!
>
> But if I commit, the *.o files are said to be unversioned and I can add these
> files to the repo!

non-versioned and unversioned is the same.

> For me it seems that these files *.o are always to be ignored for the "SVN
> state" tab - perhaps it is a compiled in setting!

They're not ignored, they're non/unversioned.

Stefan

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