Me again! :) Soz bout the frequent activity - got lot of TSVN stuff to do in the office before rolling out version 1.2.0 in the office.
Does this apply to svn:ignore property?
For example, specifying 'svn:ignore bin' on directory 'Project' would mean that this applies to all sub-directories that reside within the 'Project' directory.
This will mean that I won't have to put any fancy ignore rules in for TSVN to ignore folders and files that reside in sub-directories?
Tryst
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