On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 10:38 PM, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Bryce Schober wrote:
> > I'd really like to see functionality that lets me add ignored files. The
> > reasoning is that we want to use ignores as a default, but let the user
> > override it on a case-by-case basis when they want to. I can do this for
> > a tree with the svn command line "svn add --no-ignore --depth infinity
> > --force *", but I'd rather be able to do it via tsvn.
>
> Just right-click on an ignored file and choose "add" from the TSVN submenu.
> But since those files are ignored, this only works if you select the
> files to add directly, not e.g. their parent folder.
>
Yeah, I'm just so spoiled by the recursive abilities of the commit / add
dialogs that I want them expanded. My specific use case is that we're adding
our compiler tool-chain to our repository. We have executables in our ignore
lists, since we don't usually need to add them. I failed to notice that I
added the whole tool-chain tree without the executables I needed, and
they're sprinkled all over. It would've been a royal pain to do it w/ tsvn,
but wasn't too hard to figure out the command line version. I'm really just
asking for functionality equivalent to "svn status --no-ignore" in your
dialogs. I note that you do support the equivalent of "svn status
--ignore-externals."
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Bryce Schober
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