.svnignore doesn't do anything. The svn:ignore properties would have been populated from .cvsignore when the repository was first converted, but after that those files can be removed.
To edit the property, use: svn propedit svn:ignore . Then commit that change. Cheers, Brett On 23/06/06, Antoine Levy-Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have renamed all the .cvsignore into .svnignore and committed my change. Did not get prompted for a commit message. The question is also : in lib/optional, the file .svn/dir-prop-base did not change. $ cat dir-prop-base K 10 svn:ignore V 19 jdepend*.jar s*.jar END So most of my optional jars are listed when I do a svn status, except jdepend. Does one have to run an administrative command to update the directory properties, or do they have to be updated by hand separately ? Regards, Antoine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Should we rename the .cvsignore files to .svnignore ? >> >> Or are we supposed to enter a line in >> .$HOME/.subversion/config to say we want to use .cvsignore instead ? >> > > > I would go the "clean svn way". If using a .cvsignore and a redirect is > often used (and not only for historical reasons) we can do that. > But I think having a clean-svn-way (.svnignore or whatever) is much more > clearer. We dont have cvs any more. > > > Jan > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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