Re: [TSVN] Ignored files not ignored in non-versioned folders

Simon Large wrote:
> Jan Normann Nielsen wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I have set my TSVN to exclude/ignore certain files in the settings
>> dialog.
>> But when these files are in a non-versioned folder, TSVN shows them
>> in the "Check for modifications" dialog anyway (if "Show
>> non-versioned files" is checked). "svn status" from the command
>> line perfectly ignores the files.
>>
>> Example:
>>
>> My exclude/ignore pattern is
>>
>> *.class context.xml *~ .nbattrs
>>
>> and "Check for modifications" shows:
>>
>> some-dir/action | non-versioned
>> some-dir/action/.nbattrs | non-versioned
>>
>> "svn status" shows:
>>
>> ? some-dir/action
>
>
> I am surprised that svn status -v ignores these because
> 'some-dir/action/.nbattrs' doesn't exactly match '.nbattrs' without a
> wildcard to represent the directories. Is this new behaviour? Which
> version of TSVN and which version of CLI?

Wait a minute. The CLI ignore *all* files in the unversioned folder
regardless of whether they are in the exclude/ignore list. We don't want
to do that, do we? So my original comment about prefixing */ is the
correct answer.

> > I suppose this is a bug in TSVN.
>
> Since TSVN behaves differently from the CLI, I suppose it must be.

-1. Disagree with myself.

Simon

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