Lübbe Onken <l.onken@rac.de> writes:
> Hi Folks,
>
> Yesterdays nightly shows me a conflict icon on an ignored folder. TSVN 1.1.1
> did not show an overlay on the folder.
>
> System XP SP1, TSVN Monday nightly.
>
> Structure:
> ProjectDir/Obj
>
> The ignore property on ProjectDir was
> Svn:ignore ="exe/ Exe/ obj/ Obj/ *.ddp *.dcu"
>
> Removing the slashes and killing and restarting explorer did not get rid of
> the conflict overlay.
> Svn:ignore ="exe Exe obj Obj *.ddp *.dcu"
>
> What's wrong? Any ideas? Is there any side effect of the ignored directory
> being named "Obj"? Repairing the icon cache did not help. I could not
> reproduce this behaviour with a test repository / working copy, so I don't
> have a reproduction recipe...
Just as a side node, as it's for TortoiseSVN 1.1.0, Build 1769, UNICODE:
Today I had a "File deleted" overlay on a folder which was not
existant in the repository and which should have been ignored, as
svn:ignore was set to do so. Interestingly enough the SVN Status
displayed in the column read "ignored": There was a stray .svn folder
with correct entries in that particular folder (I'm not sure how it
got there --- probably copied over from an old wc where this folder
was part of the repository).
After removing the .svn-folder the status in the SVN Status column now
reads: non-versioned, although it still is set in the svn:ignore
property. Using "bin" or "bin/" in the svn:ignore does not change
behaviour.
It should display ignored, shouldn't it?
/me wondering,
Jens
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Jens.Scheidtmann@bayerbbs.com
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Received on Tue Nov 9 16:01:07 2004