On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 09:04, Ernesto<petruzanautico_at_yahoo.com.ar> wrote:
> Hi, I hope this is the place to post this, if not, sorry!
>
> What I want is the tipical configuration file, that must be under SVN
> control so I get it when Checking out a repository.
> But what I get is more a template than a real config file.
> Then I have to fill it with my local configuration.
>
> I've seen the approach of naming the file something like
> "config.ini.template" in the SVN repository, but the actual config file
> should be renamed to config.ini
>
> The thing is whoever created the repository didn't name it that way, so,
> what I want is this:
> Marking the file in TortoiseSVN in a way that it doesn't get updated
> when I update its folder, but the file doesn't get deleted on the
> repository.
> In other terms, can I mark a file so it's downloaded on only Checkout
> but never on updates?
> And it also should be out of any commit.
Why not just rename things so that they do match the recommended
approach you're already aware of? You won't lose history.
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Received on 2009-07-01 16:06:24 CEST