In my development environment, I have lots of files that I want
Subversion to ignore when I add additional files. According to the
Subversion book, I *should* be able to do so via the svn:ignore
property. In the section on the svn:ignore property, it discusses it
in reference to the 'svn status' command and then states the following:
| The list of patterns to ignore is also used by svn add and
| svn import. Both of these operations involve asking Subversion to
| begin managing some set of files and directories. Rather than force
| the user to pick and choose which files in a tree she wishes to start
| versioning, Subversion uses the ignore patterns to determine which
| files should not be swept into the version control system as part of
| a larger recursive addition or import operation.
When I set the svn:ignore property recursively on my directories, it
does affect the output of the 'svn status' command as it should.
Unfortunately, though, it does NOT affect the 'svn add' command when I
try to make it work:
| $ ls -R
| .:
| samplefile.c samplefile.suo test-subfolder
|
| ./test-subfolder:
| samplefile2.c samplefile2.suo
|
| $ svn propget svn:ignore -R .
| . - *.suo
|
| test-subfolder - *.suo
|
|
| $ svn status
| ? samplefile.c
| ? test-subfolder\samplefile2.c
|
| $ svn status --no-ignore
| ? samplefile.c
| I samplefile.suo
| ? test-subfolder\samplefile2.c
| I test-subfolder\samplefile2.suo
|
| $ svn add --force .
| A samplefile.c
| A samplefile.suo
| A test-subfolder\samplefile2.c
| A test-subfolder\samplefile2.suo
|
Any ideas on this? I did find another post on this problem, but no one
has replied: http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2004-11/0105.shtml
Thanks very much!
--
Dave
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Received on Mon Mar 7 02:59:41 2005