On 23 Okt., 19:24, Marijn Huizendveld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Christian,
>
> You need to delete the files from your repository. If the files
> aren't generated by some application you best copy the original files
> to a temporary directory first, than remove them in versions. Update
> t
Christian,
You need to delete the files from your repository. If the files
aren't generated by some application you best copy the original files
to a temporary directory first, than remove them in versions. Update
the svn:ignore properties and commit the changes. After you have
committed
But what would be the right way if I have already versioned files
(because I imported one whole folder) and now want some of them to be
ignored be Subversion respectively Versions?
Thanks
Christian
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Hi David
Thanks for clearing things up on that. The definitions I found on
svn:ignore led me to believe that Subversion truly ignored those files
in the svn:ignore list, not just unversioned ones.
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svn:ignore only hides items that are unversioned, i.e. the ones that
usually show up with question marks, but that you don't want in the
repository. It has nothing to do with updating or not updating.
Does that clear things up?
On 23 Oct 2008, at 01:36, jamiepeloquin wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I jus
Hi
I just found the Get Info method of using svn:ignore in Versions,
however it does not seem to be working. I have a directory in the tree
named "xserve" and within that a slew of files that I just do not want
updated. I set the "xserve" directory to svn:ignore *, this should
ignore everything w
