Unfortunately I am unable to use these steps to success. I was wondering - maybe my configuration settings from 1.2 are conflicting somehow? I tried removing them, but I found them in several places - .gconf/apps/meld, .gconf/apps/gnome-settings, ~/.gnome2. i tried removing all of them, but the settings still show up.
I will file a bug unless people think that is worth trying first. Thanks for the help! --ben On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 3:06 PM, Kai Willadsen <[email protected]>wrote: > 2009/9/19 Ben Joldersma <[email protected]>: > > First off, > > Absolutely *love* meld. Thanks so much for making such a great tool. > All > > my co-workers are jealous (who don't use linux that is!) > > We've got some third party libraries in our source tree that we rarely > > change. I'd like to exclude them, because they contain several thousand > > files and it takes a while to do the initial scan. I tried setting some > > variations of what I think are valid shell globs in the file filters > > section, where directory to exclude is named 'foo': > > > > 'foo' > > 'foo/*' > > 'foo/**/*' > > '/foo/' > > 'path/to/foo/*' > > > > I'm not too sure what else I can try. I disabled the version control > > exclude pattern, but it didn't seem to include the .svn directories > either. > > > > Any thoughts? Am I missing something? Is there a bug? > > Thanks again for such an incredibly useful tool - 1.3 is awesome! > > So I can make this work for me by defining and enabling the filter > "foo", but I have to restart Meld after creating the new file filter. > The fact that it needs to be restarted is definitely a bug. However, > if it doesn't work for you even after restarting, then there may well > be a second bug hanging around. Feel free to file these in bugzilla. > > cheers, > Kai >
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