Peter Howe wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I know that there is the client-side "global-ignores" option which
> can be put into /etc/subversion/config in order to have SVN ignore
> certain files in users' working directories. However, I'd like to
> control this from the server (i.e. for all users, ensure that
> certain files are ignored - regardless of which client machine they
> are working on.)
>
> Is there a facility for this that I'm unaware of - and if so, is it
> possible to restrict it by directory? (e.g. under myrepos/src
> ignore .o but under myrepos/objs don't ignore .o). That's a
> contrived example by the way.
Well, you can't filter items out of a commit, but you could certainly
write a pre-commit hook to reject a commit that contained an item
you don't want to see in your repository. Combine the "optional"
ignores on the client side with the enforcement at commit time and
you should get pretty close to what you want.
daniel
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Received on Fri Mar 4 11:26:48 2005