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RE: Reconstructing the .svn directory

From: Leon Zandman <lzandman_at_lode.nl>
Date: 2006-08-09 11:05:08 CEST

> I've seen it some times that Visual Studio .NET (2003 and
> 2005 if I'm not mistaken), deleted the Release-directory of a
> Setup-project when rebuilding...

Yeah, that's right. But if you set Release and Debug directories to be
read-only (only the directories themselves, not the files in it) then VS
will not delete them on build.

Personally I never used the above solution. I just (svn:)ignored those
directories and explicitly added the built MSI's to a tag in my
repository.

BTW: Nowadays I'm using WiX for all my installers, so I don't have any
trouble whatsoever anymore :-)

Greetings,

Leon Zandman

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