Right click on the .svn folders in Solution Explorer and choose Exclude from Project.
Carey On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 9:34 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I wonder if anyone has any ideas that might help me here as I've ran > into a brick wall. > > I have a virtual machine which I use connect to my work network and > checkout code from an internal SVN server. The code is checked out to > a network drive (mapped on the VM) which is actually a drive on the > host machine (my main development box). > > When I open the solution up on the host machine, I can see .svn files > in the website project, but not in the class library projects. This > doesnt cause to seem to much of a problem, until I publish when all of > the files get copied into the published folder. > > I'm not sure whats causing this. Maybe its because the path I checked > out the repository to does not match the path I'm accessing the > solution through? The idea is that I can edit the code on my main > machine and then switch to the VM to do commits (as I need the VPN > connection to be active). Unfortunately, our VPN software doesnt work > in Vista 64 which is why this is more complicated than it needs to be. > I really dont want to run visual studio on a VM so I'm hoping I can > find a solution to this. > > Thanks, Paul >
