Best Practice for Ignoring Files

Hi,

I'm a just getting into using subversion thanks to our developers bringing it
in. For the most part I'm finding it useful, but I've had one problem with
ignoring files, and I hope you could help me out with it.

I have a site with a directory structure something like this:

    index.html
    _notes/index.html
    _notes/dwsync.xml
    about/_notes/dwsync.xml
    about/_notes/dwsync.xml

I want to ignore the _notes/ directories and files in that directories. I've
tried using TortoiseSVN's global ignore, and also the svn:ignore setting with
mixed results. I still often see the _notes/ directory when I do a commit, and
with the svn:ignore thing it doesn't seem to get all the subdirectories.

If anyone tell me what the best practice way to do this consistently and
efficiently that would be great.

Thanks,

- Kevin

(p.s. apologies if this is a duplicate, I tried to send it last week, but it
didn't seem to go through)

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Received on Wed May 31 14:15:23 2006