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

Christian.Eitner@anton-paar.com wrote:
>
> Simon Large <simon@skirridsystems.co.uk> on Fri, 25 Nov 2005 09:56:44
> +0000 wrote:
> > 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.
>
> Then I don't quite understand why there is a possibility to ignore
> single selected files, which causes exactly what you describe, but
> doesn't seem to bother anyone (since the adding of the parent folder is
> automatically done). Even ignoring multiple files with the same parent
> folder is correctly handled, just that I have to choose the option for
> each file separately.
>
> The mechanism I described would just batch-process multiple selected
> files in the way the current "Add to ignore list" does now.

Sorry, my mistake. I never realised you could do that. In which case I
agree, adding multiple files to the ignore list would be a good thing.

> > 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.
>
> I'm afraid that this is not an option in VS.

I thought you might say that :-(

Simon

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