On Sep 7, 2008, at 9:38 PM, gowri k wrote:
> This is regarding svn:ignore property. Im very new to the svn
> tool. I want to know if there is a way to set ignore property to
> load from a property file in every subdirectory.
> I have a project which has lot of sub directories and many
> different files to be ignored. Is it possible that I have a file
> say .svnignore.property file that lists all the files
> to be ignored in that directory.Its very difficult to go to every
> subdirectory and manually to load? Im looking for a script that
> automatically loads the file list from properties file and set the
> svn:ignore property
There is of course:
svn propset svn:ignore -F file dir
where "file" is a file containing the value to which you want to set
the svn:ignore property (so, each line of the file would be a pattern
you want to ignore), and "dir" is the directory on which you want the
property set. However, these ignores can only apply directly to
"dir", not to subdirectories of "dir". If you already have a huge
file made with ignore rules spanning an entire tree of directories,
you'll have to write a script to separate these into one file per
directory, and call "svn propset" on each directory, as above.
> in every subdirectory. Is it possible through tortoise or subclipse?
You would have to ask on the TortoiseSVN or subclipse lists whether
their software has such a feature built-in, but I would doubt it.
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Received on 2008-09-08 19:27:19 CEST