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Re: SVN ignore problem

From: Douglas Stonham <dstonham_at_pennysaverusa.net>
Date: 2005-12-21 20:50:48 CET

Hi Nick...

> OK, I've just noticed that my svn:ignore property wasn't actually
> working anywhere, it just appeared that it was because I had a similar
> set of options set up in the tsvn ignore settings.

In the Subversion properties for the folder, try setting svn:ignore to just *

That will ignore anything in the folder.

Note that, despite the way it is displayed in the top box, the ignore
patterns in the text entry box must be newline separated if you have more
than one.

> Is there no way to ignore all bin and obj files in a hierarchy
> (whereever they occur) on all checked out working copies? It seems that
> the recursive flag doesn't seem to work.

The other thing to note is that the 'recursive' box is NOT a flag... All
it does is allow you to set one property recursively down all folders as a
one-off operation.

To do all bin and obj folders, even ones which haven't been created yet,
you'll need to look at the global ignore settings (which are local to a
wc, not project based).

Hope that helps,

Douglas

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