Hi Sebastian, >> If I put anything into the directory tree, it will inevitably end up >> in svn through >> an accidental commit. > > Does that not depend on the SVN / Eclipse settings?
Not for me. Not using Eclipse here :-) > I keep finding the opposite - I create a new file, and forget to add > it to SVN, and it gets omitted from the commit - unless the checkbox > is changed in the dialog. No checkboxes for me. Command line, "svn status": everything that is not in SVN (and not on the ignore list) is reported as ?filename. > BTW, on the JMeter project we have a "local" directory which is > deliberately excluded from SVN (and all its contents). > > This is quite useful for parking code temporarily. Since I got familiar with CMVC at work, I prefer to keep all files that are version-controlled in a separate tree. CMVC doesn't use delta checks and local hidden directories, so I would regularily just drop the whole tree and perform a clean checkout. I've been less strict here, with intermediate and final build targets ending up in a subdirectory. I kept that from the old Ant build process in 3.x. A local build for myself will reside in a completely separate directory and access the version-controlled tree readonly. No more directory changing to build the different components. And my project trees have a directory called 'scratch', which serves a purpose similar to your 'local' I guess :-) cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
