RE: Recursive ignore

Hi Chris,

Earlier today I asked a similar question about svn:ignore. The answer
you are looking for are the additional arguments of the "svn propset
svn:ignore" command. For example, "-R" makes a policy/setting
recursive.

For more help, run "svn help propset" and read the whole details that
list out. At the bottom of the help pages are additional arguments you
can set.

NOTE TO ALL:
I noticed that the svn:ignore rules are *case-sensitive* which
definitely surprised me.

- nasser

Nasser Dassi
Sr. Technical Programmer
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-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Rose [mailto:offby1@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 9:15 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Recursive ignore

Although svn:ignore is not recursive by default, is there a way to give
it an expression that will ignore, say, every "bin" directory in a tree?

eg:
root/sub1/bin
root/sub2/bin
root/sub2/sub21/bin

I'd like to ignore ALL bin subdirectories in this case. Can I do that
other than manually? My directory tree is not fixed, so it gets
unwieldy to add svn:ignore properties with each mkdir.

--
Chris R.
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