Okay, there are no more .svnignore files (unless maybe one lives up in
the root dir, I only have trunk/ checked out locally). You'll find
your directories having svn:ignore properties on them now.
Two things to note:
1. DEFECT: There is a bug that I noticed the other day, and confirmed
(with Ben as my guinea pig), which will cause you some ouchiness.
That is, trying to receive property updates on a WC root will
fail. At the point where the libsvn_ra_dav code goes to fetch the
props, the URL it wants to send to the server is the empty string!
<<< Working on this now. >>>
2. FEATURE REQUEST: Since we are planning to one have the client read
your environment for the $EDITOR, and pop up your editor for
commit messages (on demand though, not by default), what do folks
think about `svn propedit PROPNAME PATH`, where we would pop open
$EDITOR on a TMPFILE, initialized with the contents of property
PROPNAME on PATH, and when the edit was finished, we'd essentially
(behind-the-scenes) do an `svn propset PROPNAME -F TMPFILE PATH`.
Eh?
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Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:45 2006