Re: Adding trunk, tags, and branches late to project and svn ignoring files

On Feb 16, 2007, at 21:56, Tony K. wrote:

> I created a new repository for my Ruby on Rails project. After adding
> my project I issued commands to have subversion ignore certain
> directories and files (log files and cache files for example) as
> described here...
>
> http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/HowtoUseRailsWithSubversion
>
> After doing this I have since checked out a copy and it has been
> working O.K.
>
> I now realize that I forgot to create my trunk, tags and branches
> directories for this project. Now, I have used "svn mkdir" to create
> my trunk, tags and branches directories and then used "svn move" to
> move all the project directories and files inside of "trunk".
>
> Question: Will svn still ignore the directories and files that I
> defined previously or do I need to reissue these commands?

If you defined the properties on the root directory, you will want to
undefine the properties on the root directory and redefine them on
the new trunk directory. But if you defined the properties on any
other lower directory, you don't need to do anything.

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