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Opposite of svn:ignore

From: Richard S. Hall <heavy_at_ungoverned.org>
Date: 2004-08-05 10:19:26 CEST

I have a directory in my project structure that is used mostly for
externally developed components in separate sub-directories, none of
which are versioned by me, except for one "example" component. So
essentially, I want to ignore everything but my one example component
directory.

Obviously, one way to achieve this is to add an svn:ignore property to
the directory that contains all other component directories except my
one example component directory. This would mean that I would have to
edit the svn:ignore property each time I get a new component from
someone else. This is workable, but not great.

Is there some approach for saying "ignore everything but foo" ?

Thanks in advance.

-> richard

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