Moretti, Giovanni wrote:
>>The ignore pattern "CVS" (a project with cvs and svn repository) is
>>ignored in "SVN commit ... ".
>>I see all CVS dirs in the dialog.
>>
>>It was only possible to prevent this with setting the "svn:ignore"
>>property to "cvs".
>>
>>What is the problem?
>>
>>
>
>If you've set the "global-ignores" pattern in the svn config file:
>
> C:\Documents and Settings\YouUserName\Application
>Data\Subversion\config
>
>to anything at all, the ignore pattern is TSVN dialogs will not be used.
>
>
>
I do not use it. Every line is commented out.
>I found this after much frustration. It would be really nice if there
>was a warning that popped up in TSVN saying something like:
>
> "TSVN Ignore Pattern won't work because
> global-ignore pattern set in svn config file"
>
>when you tried to set an ignore pattern in TSVN.
>
>Anyway, for me, after getting commenting out the "global-ignores" lines
>in the config file, the TSVN ignore patterns all worked as expected
>(i.e. the files weren't shown in commit/add dialogs).
>
>Note that if you've already submitted some files that now correspond to
>the TSVN pattern, these already committed files WON'T be ignored, just
>new files/dirs.
>
>Anyway, something to check ...
>
>Cheers
>Giovanni
>
>
>
After trying something else it work.
I put the ignore pattern "CVS" in the middle of the ignore patterns
like: *.o cvs *.dcu
and then it works. Before I had the pattern at the beginning and it
doesn't work: cvs *.o *.dcu
Funny. Seems that dir patterns should not be at first position.
Received on Wed Mar 16 11:40:58 2005