> > There's a problem I've been having though where having the cache use
> > svn:ignore would help. VS8 build tries to delete a temp file it
> > created and fails because tsvncache.exe has an open handle on it
> > still. The file however is in a directory that is set in svn:ignore
>
> Even if we would implement this feature, this case wouldn't be fixed.
> You see, the cache can only ignore folders to crawl, but not files. The
> cache has to call svn_client_status() on every folder, and that function
> touches every file in that folder, even the ignored ones.
>
> Stefan
>
>
So you mean when I have DirA\DirB\FileA.txt Where DirA is under
version control, and has svn:ignore set for DirB. While DirB is not
under version control. Even with this feature TSVNCache.exe would
still end up with a file handle on FileA.txt that with the right
timing prevents its deletion? This is the problem I ran into, and was
a little confused as to why Subversion or TSVN would ever need to open
a handle on a file in an unversioned directory. Does it only list the
existence of the file as unversioned, which it'd get from the
directory listing?
- Jody
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