Re: Re: Feature request: ignore-on-commit setting in repository

On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 4:57 AM, Jaap Taal <jaap_at_q42.nl> wrote:
> Because I want a working setup right after checkout, I need to add every config file to svn.
>
> However, if I would change a database connectionstring or the sample sqlite db file by using my application, I don't want these changes to be committed: that's why we use the ignore-on-commit changelist which is already present in TSVN.

So, these config files are used by the application being developped?

If that is the case, why not treat the files maintained in the
repository as templates and have the build process copy/merge updates
into the local (unversioned) copies? You could even apply the SVN
"needs lock" property to these files to provide additional protection
against accidentail commits.

(Actually, I wonder if the "needs lock" property would, by itself, do
what you are asking.)

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Received on 2010-11-10 22:15:12 CET