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Re: [TSVN] ignoring an already-versioned file

From: Stefan Küng <stefan.kueng_at_wagner-group.ch>
Date: 2004-08-27 10:16:49 CEST

Fletcher, Rich wrote:

> It appears that there is no way in the context menu to ignore a file that's
> already being versioned. New, unversioned files have the "add to ignore
> list" menu item available. I want to have a file that's checked out that I
> can modify locally and never have to explicitly deselect when I commit. I
> will want to change the file in the future, so I don't wish to simply remove
> it from control. I just want to ignore it for a while. Is there no way to
> do this except manually, and if so, why?

Ignoring a file only means that it doesn't show up in the commit dialog
as unversioned. It doesn't mean that it won't get committed if its modified.

Stefan

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