Re: NEWBIE : howto ignore a directory on a client computer

Hi Marc,

You should choose the proper check out depth when you check out your project folder, so it doesn't pick up subfolders. Do a checkout into a new empty folder, and you get the options:
Fully recursive [Default option]
Immediate children, including folders
Only file children
Only this item

The Default option will mirror the entire project onto your local PC by default. Probably you will want to use the depth "Only file children" on the folder that contains the subdirectories you don't want.

Thank you,

-Ryan

Ryan Hathaway
Programmer Analyst

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Stark County Ohio
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>>> Marc MENDEZ <mme.web100t_at_gmail.com> 07/28/14 8:26 AM >>>
Hi,

Just a simple question I think .

I have just installed TortoiseSVN and I share a common trunk with my colleagues.

I don't want to get a sub-directory, just on my computer (it contains files I don't care). Of course, my collegues use it and commit files from their own computer.
 
I tried to add a svn:ignore property on the sub-directory or on the parent one : it does not seem to work... Tortoise want me to commit changes... and I don't want to delete files in the trunk ! I tried to clean the directory as well ...
 

Thanks for your help

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Received on 2014-07-28 15:33:40 CEST