Re: svn config file: global-ignores = mydir/myfile

Listman <listman_at_burble.net> writes:
>> (I guess I'm not understanding how the svn:ignore property fails to
>> address your use case perfectly...?)
>
> in my env i don't always want to ignore this particular file, only
> when it
> appears inside the dir i mentioned. i tried to include the dir as part
> of
> the svn:ignore property pattern but it didn't seem to work.

I don't understand. It would help a *lot* if you would post transcripts
of what's actually happening, instead of prose descriptions, though.

If your file F is in directory D, you should set the "svn:ignore"
property on D, with a value of "F".

Have you read any of the documentation about svn:ignore?

-Karl

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Received on 2008-05-06 08:09:11 CEST