Tom Browder wrote:
> OK, got subversion up and running on my local host--great so far.
>
> Besides my wish for the equivalent of CVS's rtag command, I would really
> appreciate the equivalent of CVS's '.cvsignore'--it would be a Good Thing
> for subversion. (By the way, the 'Book' says that the .cvsignore file is
> applied recursively--it's not.)
>
> The 'svn propset svn:ignore -F .cvsignore' command works fine until I want
> to add a new ignore expression. Then I have to modify .cvsignore as
usual,
> and THEN execute the propset command again. Having subversion
automatically
> read a local "ignore" file would be great. I guess I could use the
propedit
> command, but it doesn't work for me (version 0.24).
Then surely the better answer is to get propedit working, rather than
needlessly duplicating functionality? Exactly how doesn't it work for you?
(It works fine for me.)
Also, what version are you *really* using, given that 0.24 doesn't exist
yet?
> Also, using the '.'
> alias as a directory doesn't work for propset either.
Hmm, works for me. I see a minor cosmetic glitch:
$ svn ps svn:ignore foo .
property `svn:ignore' set on ''
There's nothing between the "set on" quotes.
Max.
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Received on Tue May 27 14:25:55 2003