Hi,
I use an IDE (Eclipse) for developing OpenJPA. Whenever I synchronize with
the OpenJPA SVN repository, I have some common, minor updates to the
svn:ignore values in the SVN properties. For example, I add the "target"
directory to the svn:ignore property, and I add ".*" to the svn:ignore
prop
+1...
Was thinking the same thing...
Kevin Sutter wrote:
Hi,
I use an IDE (Eclipse) for developing OpenJPA. Whenever I synchronize
with
the OpenJPA SVN repository, I have some common, minor updates to the
svn:ignore values in the SVN properties. For example, I add the "target"
directory to
+1 Seems like a good idea.
On Aug 21, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Bryan Noll wrote:
+1...
Was thinking the same thing...
Kevin Sutter wrote:
Hi,
I use an IDE (Eclipse) for developing OpenJPA. Whenever I
synchronize with
the OpenJPA SVN repository, I have some common, minor updates to the
svn:ign
+1
I use Netbeans and the .netbeans file needs similar treatment. I've
been used to simply "ignoring" it "manually" but an svn property is
even better.
Craig
On Aug 21, 2006, at 2:38 PM, Marc Prud'hommeaux wrote:
+1 Seems like a good idea.
On Aug 21, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Bryan Noll wrote
Okay, it seems like there was enough positive interest to do this change. I
just committed the changes to the SVN properties to ignore the "target"
subdirectories at each sub-project level. And, it will ignore the "dot
file" (.classpath, .project, .netbeans, etc) at the top-most OpenJPA level.
H
Hi All,
While this approach is fine you can also add the ignores to your
~/.subversion/config file (I'm not sure where this file is on Windows).
That will cause all these files to be automatically ignored by
subversion.
TTFN,
-bd-
On Aug 22, 2006, at 9:18 AM, Kevin Sutter wrote:
Okay,
Doh! Thanks for the reminder, Bill. I didn't even think of that.
On Windows, I updated the \Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application
Data\Subversion\config file to include the following statement in the
[miscellany] section:
global-ignores = target .*
I re-started Eclipse after making
