Robert Spier <rspier@pobox.com> writes:
> > > In the hope of preventing such a discussion, I'll point out a
> > > counter-example in Subversion's own tree - the rcsparse module used by
> > > cvs2svn is a cvs working copy checked into subversion, in order to allow
> > > easy updating from that external project.
> > And?
> > Having something in the default global-ignores doesn't mean you can't
> > add that thing to version control. And certainly once it's in version
> > control, it's in.
>
> Would overriding the ignore list[1] be as simple as doing:
>
> svn add CVS
>
> in the particular directory?
"*.o" is in the global ignores list, and would behave exactly the same
way "CVS" would in that list. Let's see if your desired behavior is
present:
$ echo `date` > file.o
$ mkdir dir.o
$ svn add file.o
A file.o
$ svn add dir.o
A dir.o
$ svn st
A dir.o
A file.o
$ svn ci -m 'log message'
Adding dir.o
Adding file.o
Transmitting file data .
Committed revision 2.
$
Yep, I'd say that works just fine.
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Received on Sun Aug 10 18:33:45 2003