I wouldn't want to crash the party, but can't the files be generated in
another folder ?
For instance, in my Java projects, I have a src/ folder, and a build/
folder. My top-level project folder (trunk/ in most cases) has
svn:ignore set to "build tmp". This solves the problem rather nicely,
for me.
Bye !
François
On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 18:23:00 +0100, "Folker Schamel"
<schamel23@spinor.com> said:
> > The pretty easy workaround for user B is to do:
> >
> > $ make clean
> > $ svn up
> > $ make
> >
> > That should be too hard to get used to.
>
> It still is only a workaround for several reasons.
>
> First, it does not work for all make systems.
> In addition, there are other kind of temporary files.
> (For example, we had the problem with pyc python files,
> where your workaround does not work.
> In addition, our software generates many different
> kind of temporary files where there exists
> no clear command.)
>
> Second, a complete re-build often cost a lot of time;
> in our case it would cost several hours.
> This means, every developer of our team would have
> a break of several hours!!!
> Our managers wouldn't be glad about this.
>
> Third, this still conflicts the philosophy
> that if users are working on disjunct project parts
> that they should not interfer each other.
>
> Therefore, all in all I agree that your proposal
> is a workaround, but I think it is no solution.
>
> Cheers,
> Folker
>
>
>
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