Re: output of SVN status, question mark lines

On Jan 11, 2009, at 16:49, nick downing wrote:

> Just a minor question. When I do svn status I get output such as
> this:
> ? ad
> ? bd
> ? a0
> ? a1
> ? b0
> ? b1
> which are temporary files and not under version control. Using svn
> propedit svn:ignore . I made an exclusion list:
> a0 a1 ad b0 b1 bd
> yet it doesn't seem to have any effect.

It should have the effect you want. Could you show us exactly what
you typed, and perhaps exactly what "svn proplist -v ." says now?

> For some reason .o files don't seem to be listed but other files
> are. Maybe someone has put .o in a global exclusion list when
> setting up svn, I'm not sure. How can I locally suppress specific
> files in a directory?

Yes, .o files are globally ignored by default. See the global-ignores
section of your Subversion config file (e.g. on Linux in
~/.subversion/config).

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