On 7/14/07, Peter Tanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Someone also mentioned in the above thread a little about using
emacs, with all those little backup.ext~ files. Darcs gives you the
ability to not tag such files by setting a list of regexes for
'recognised' file names, such as *.c, *.h, *.cpp, *.hpp, *.flx,
*.pak... then you can have files with other extensions and they won't
be included in the respository. Something like that is very
convenient. I think svn has something like this and so does git but
I haven't investigated thoroughly.
It's pretty easy to do in both. svn is done with properties. You can set
them like this:
svn propedit svn:ignore .
Git has two ways to do it. The simplest is to have a file named .gitignore
where you put those patterns in it. The other is to add those patterns to
.git/info/exclude.
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