SteveKing wrote:
> Erv Walter wrote:
>
>> The part about properties only working on svc-controlled folders makes
>> sense. However, I'm not talking about ignore properties that are in the
>> actual repository meta data. I am talking about the TSVN configuration
>> setting on the first page of the setting dialog that lets you _globally_
>> ignore a pattern.
>
>
> Even those 'global" ignore patterns are controlled by the Subversion
> library.
>
>> What I'm wishing is that the "global" setting applied even to files that
>> are being added that are not directly contained in an already controlled
>
>
> If you want those files being ignored, you have to add the _files_ to
> the ignore patterns, not just their parent folder.
> You see: the ignore patterns don't differ between files and folders. So
> if you ignore a folder, the folder won't show up but the files in it
> still will. You have to ignore those files separately.
> Just add e.g.
> *.pdb *.obj *.aps *.dll *.exe
> to your ignore pattern list.
But obviously this is not allways true....
For example: (global ignore for "bin" is set)
When I have versioned directory "\Test" and I add new directory "bin"
with a few files into that versioned directory, after "Add..." on
directory "\Test", no single file (and of course "bin" itself) is shown
in Add dialog.
But when I create directory "Test2" in "Test" (so structure is like
"Test\Test2" and Test2 is not yet versioned) and move entirely "bin"
directory into this new dir, Add command on "\Test" will show dialog
where are all files in "\Test\Test2\bin" but not "\Test\Test2\bin"
directory itself....
I think it's little inconsistent behaviour...
Or did I miss something ?
thx
Liwoj
> Stefan
>
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Received on Sat Sep 11 20:20:22 2004