RE: Re: svn:global-ignores

> Simon - thanks. Since I was starting with an existing project, I didn't quite
> follow the significance of starting with an empty project on my web-host. I'll
> try that next time.
>
> Bob - your method still doesn't work with a web-hosted repository. At least on
> CloudForge.

It really shouldn't matter where the repository is hosted... since this is a client side feature. Are you using version 1.8 or higher of Tortoise SVN? This will not work in 1.7.x clients. So, you must be doing something wrong, or using a pre 1.8 client.

Oh... one thing I was wrong about from the release notes:

When multiple svn:global-ignores properties apply to a path, then the different values are appended to any runtime global-ignores in effect and the value of any svn:ignore property that applies to the path.

(I had thought it only used the closest setting when walking the tree).

Also according to the release notes, inherited properties do no require a certain server version: http://subversion.apache.org/docs/release-notes/1.8.html

BOb

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Received on 2013-09-19 18:31:22 CEST