You're making me cringe. Just avoid these files the natural Subversion
way. In your config file [miscellany] section:
global-ignores = *.o *.lo *.la #*#.*~ *~ .#* .DS_Store *.vssscc *.vspscc
mss*.scc *.obj *.sbr *.ncb *.pdb *.idb *.tmp *.xdc *.dep
*.intermediate.manifest BuildLog.htm *.bsc *.suo bin obj Debug debug
Release release ReleaseMinSize ReleaseMinDependency _ReSharper.*
*.resharper *.resharper.user __*
The above probably has several Unix-isms, but it avoids Emacs
temp/backup files, VSS-related files (for those migrating from VSS who
may temporarily have some of that stuff around), temp files, build
directories, ReSharper plugin directories, and a few other things.
I personally would leave Subversion configured to store the .user files,
because application Debug settings seem to be stored in the .user files
and it's a pain to always have to re-create the information (though
different users sometimes use different settings and I don't know of any
good way to accommodate this).
-----Original Message-----
From: Bicking, David (HHoldings, IT)
[mailto:David.Bicking_at_thehartford.com]
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 6:24 AM
To: marc gonzalez-carnicer; users_at_subversion.tigris.org
Cc: Kenneth.Fallon_at_ROBINS.AF.MIL
Subject: RE: Re: VSS
Additionally, there is a "add solution to source control" for ankh.
This will automatically exclude all the VS files that should not be
source controlled (*.suo, *.user, /bin, /obj).
My main peeves with Ankh is its weak handling of file renames and moves
- especially when tools like ReSharper are refactoring things. In these
situations, Tortoise is very helpful. Also, I prefer to use Tortoise to
review the commit list and "check for modification", because you can do
so much more in its interface.
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