Question #1:
Is there any syntax to ignore files based on their case-insensitive
extension? Currently I ignore all libraries with this for example:
\.dll\>
\.DLL\>
I can probably remove half of my .mtn-ignore file if there is a
case-insensitive solution.
Question #2:
I have a file called Debug.something. This file should not be ignored.
However I have another directory called Debug which I want to ignore
completely. Currently my .mtn-ignore contains this:
[Dd]ebug\>
The problem is that the dot in Debug.something marks the end of the word
Debug - thus the file Debug.something is ignored, too. I forced monotone
to add it to the workspace nevertheless but wonder if can distinguish
between files and directories somehow?
Thanks in advance,
Boris
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