> Folker Schamel wrote:
>
>> We've encountered the following problem:
>> Sometimes directories contain temporary files,
>> e.g from compiling.
>
>
> I don't understand; temporary files, i.e. from compiling, do not belong
> in the repository in the first place. If they are never checked in, svn
> will not notice if they change or are deleted.
User A is working on a module fancy_module.
Some day, user A decides to remove fancy_module/subdir.
User B works on the same project but on different modules.
User B is even not aware of the existance of fancy_module/subdir.
But user B indirectly compiles fancy_module/subdir by executing
a project make, creating temporary files in fancy_module/subdir.
But now when user B does his regulary update,
he will suddenly get an error about modified files in
fancy_module/subdir, a directory, he has never heared about.
Cheers,
Folker
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Received on Thu Dec 18 16:21:29 2003