On Mar 6, 2009, at 3:20 PM, sasonline wrote:
I have been using versions for a while now and I have a question. I use versions mainly for monitoring my projects devleopment. I typically look at the remote changes and my changes to figure out if I have to look at a project or maybe didn't check in some files. All works pretty well but my project .iml files (which we never check in) are mixed in the source directory and give erroneus results. Is it possible to tell versions to ignore this file type?
Since Versions uses the underlying Subversion libraries and configuration, it's actually more correct to say that you can inform Subversion to ignore this type. (This will have the pleasant side effect of having every other Subversion tool on your system also ignore the files.)
To do this, you need to edit the file called ~/.subversion/config. Search for "global-ignores" and add " *.iml" at the end of the line (without the surrounding quotes, but with the leading space). This should cause Subversion to ignore any file that ends in .iml.
Hope that helps, - Quinn
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