The obvious thing here seems to be that the script does a recursive copy
and thus includes the .svn directories in that copy. So the solution is
to change the script to not copy .svn directories. Or do an 'export'
(svn help export) and copy from there. But I probably misunderstood
something because this answer seems too easy.
cheers,
roel
Chris Van Bael wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry, if my terminology is completely off, but I'm used to other CM
> systems.
>
> I have a python program named schoolsplay on sourceforge.
> Now I check it out in a folder, c:\SP-svn
> Then I need to install the program, so I run C:\SP-svn\setup.py.
> This is a script that moves files to the python\Lib\site-packages and
> to C:\schoolsplay.
> Now the strange thing is that several of the subdirs in C:\schoolsplay
> have .svn folders and have the Tortoise SVN icons.
> It itself not such a big problem, but from C:\schoolsplay I make an
> executable and so these .svn directories end up on the users computers
> (which I don't like)
>
> So I do I adapt that C:\SP-svn is tracked, but C:\schoolsplay is not?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
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