Re: Adding Multiple Files To Ignore List At Once In Commit Dialog

Christian.Eitner@anton-paar.com wrote:
> This is because I'm working with Visual Studio, where there are certain
> XML files that are relevant data, and others that just contain
> Intellisense information or whatsoever, so I cannot work with a *.xml
> wildcard pattern. In the Commit Dialog, I would (once) identify all
> 'noise files' and ignore them; but not one by one for, e.g., 20 files.

That's not a good thing to put in the commit dialog because it changes
the list of items to commit. Not only do you get rid of ignored files,
you also have to add parent folders to the list, otherwise the ignore
pattern will not be committed. It *might* be possible to do something
like this in the 'check for modifications' dialog.

You can use a more complex wildcard pattern if that helps. Do you get
any choice about where those files go - could you put them in a
subfolder and ignore that? I don't use VS so I don't know what the
limitations are.

Simon

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