RE: Re: svn:global-ignores

> Ah-ha! I'm using a web-based host for collaboration reasons, and I haven't
> found the global-ignores option there.
>
> Currently (and this may be inefficient), I do the following:
>
> 1) Import a new project to the web-host.
> 2) Check-out a working copy to my computer.
> 3) Adjust the ignore settings on my working folder
> 4) Commit the folder, which then deletes/unversions the ignored files.
>
> This is OK as my projects are small. I wonder if there's a better way.

Global ignores is a client configuration item, NOT a server configuration item. It's "global" to the CLIENT, ie all the working copies you use on that client. So, you should be able to edit your client config file to add your ignore.

If you want it global to everyone using the repository you can put svn:global-ignores of the repository root folder, and it should propagate to all your projects. As long as your users have access to read the root folder, the svn:global-ignores should apply to every thing imported and added to that repository.

BOb

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Received on 2013-09-11 22:16:24 CEST