: > Yes, by all means add ignores where appropriate. : Cool - just checking that it was appropriate - wasn't sure if that stuff : was actually changed : or if I had screw up issues on my end.
your instincts were appropraite -- blindly adding to svn:ignore is an easy way to hide problems, so if you can't explain them it means someone else forgot to do something appropraite with them. (that's why it's always good to check that there are no "?" prior to a commit -- because they either indicate a file you forgot to "svn add" or a file that you should have svn:ignored) -Hoss
