Re: Another svn:ignore without inheritance woe?

Mark Mielke wrote:
> Scenario:
> 1) User deletes directory with svn:ignore and automatically
> generated content.
> 2) User creates new directory and adds content + generated content.
> 3) User does 'svn add' as they normally do, but this time there is
> no svn:ignore. Automatically generated content is added.
> 4) User commits

Sorry to noisy the list - the above is probably correct if you insert a
commit between 2) and 3). The exact scenario seems to be closer to:

> The scenario is:
> 1. Directory exists with svn:ignore
> 2. Developer A builds the project, which generates content in the
> directory
> 3. Developer B deletes the directory and commits
> 4. Developer A updates - but the directory does not get removed because
> it is not empty
> 5. Developer A commits - the directory gets re-added, along with all the
> generated content (Commit using Eclipse - Team -> Commit - automatic add?)

This seems like it may be even more likely to happen on accident in
regular work flows (although not more likely than directory removals of
directories that have svn:ignore'd content of course).

Thanks,
mark

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