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On Sun Aug 20 15:45 , Sven Brueggemann <SBrueggemann@gmx.net> sent:
>Hello,
>
>> - I'm having problems with folders containing output files.
>> Typically my projects have a project/bin folder which contains
>> outut files I don't want in the repository. I submit the parent
>> folder, but un-check the box for this sub-folder. Nevertheless
>> .svn folders are added to the /bin sub-directory. The whole
>> project then has a 'not-up-to-date' exclamation mark, which
>> commit fails to get rid of. Deleting the .svn folders
>> from the project/bin sub-folder solves the problem.
>> Not sure if that's a bug or a mis-understanding on my part.
>
>Are the files inside your bin folder under version control?
>If so, you should unversion (TortoiseSVN->Delete) them.
>Then set the svn:ignore property to "*" on your bin folder.
>From now on, TSVN will ignore the contents of your bin folder.
Even better, you should TortoiseSVN->Delete the whole bin folder, then add "bin"
to the svn:ignore property of the project folder. The easiest way to do that is
to re-run your build process, which will re-create the bin folder, then right
click on it and "Add to ignore list".
Ignoring the folder means that the commit dialog will populate faster. If you
ignore "*" in the bin folder, subversion will get every file name individually
and check whether it matches the ignore pattern. Ignoring the folder is just one
check.
Simon
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Received on Mon Aug 21 11:03:01 2006