On 11/16/05, Jason Morgan <jason.morgan@cropwell.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using subversion with TortoiseSVN and an electronics CAD package.
>
> This package generates backup files with names like
> <orig_name>.~(version).<orig_extension>
>
> These files are of no use in the repository so need to be excluded.
> I can exclude these from being added to the repository with the
> global-ignores value of *.~*
> in the registry, but the same glob mask on the svn:ignores property on a
> directory does not work.
>
> svn 1.2.3 (also tried 1.2.0) and TortoiseSVN 1.2.5, Build 4719 - 32 Bit with
> Windows XP SP2
>
> This bug is confirmed by another user with a similar setup.
>
You need to provide a reproduction recipe, for us to say whether this
is a bug.
If you are doing svn add *, the shell is expanding the star prior to svn seeing
it, so that the full list of files includeing the "ignored" ones is on the
command line, and svn will allow you to add a file that matches svn:ignore
if it is explicitly listed.
Josh
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Received on Fri Nov 25 21:41:42 2005