On Oct 19, 2004, at 11:56 AM, Thomas Naughton wrote:
That would be a much better solution.
Ok, SVN gurus I have a question w.r.t. svn:properties. If I do a propedit
to set the "svn:ignore" property for *.am files, does this apply only to my
working copy or to the actual repository? I looked at the book (p115-117)
but it wasn't clear from my quick skim what the scope was for the
operation.
Properties (including svn:ignore) are stored in the repository. That being said, just like any other file, they're not in the repo until you commit them.
I'm thinking it's like any other repository edit (files, etc.) and will not
be applied until I do a commit...but i wouldn't want it to accidentally get
changed for a subset of dirs through such an operation. I have to admit
the .cvsignore file is looking much better at this point. :)
It's exactly the same thing as .cvsignore -- it's just meta data instead of a separate file. Much cleaner / more elegant that way. IMNSO: the way it should be. :-)
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