RE: add to ignore list for all clients
From: Bob Archer <bob.archer_at_amsi.com>
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2009 11:01:31 -0400
There is a global ignore setting for the svn client. You can set this up in the TSVN settings. However, it is "global" to the machine TSVN is installed on. You could create a custom install that includes the global ignores you want.
What you probably should do is create a pre-commit hook on your server that doesn't allow the files you want to globally ignore. If someone tries to commit any of the files in question you can suggest they ignore them in either the project or by setting up global ignores in your error message return.
BOb
From: tubin gen [mailto:fachhoch_at_gmail.com]
Is there a way we can tell svn to ignore set of folders and files globally , every time a new user creates a local repository I have to tell them to add these folders to svn ignore list some times if I forget to tell I see them in repository , can I avoid these by ttelling svn ?
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