Can I safely add Bin to the default source ignore list in tfs2010?
I'm setting up some experimental builds in TFS2010, and noticed that several patterns I b开发者_JAVA百科elieved were standard practice to ignore are not listed. *.suo;*.gpstate
Bin is in the SO exclude list, but perhaps that's a different context that doesn't apply here?
Then I see Debug;Release
are listed, but not bin (ClientBin which I haven't seen before is).
Is there a good reason I should leave this setting alone and not add bin
to the list of excluded from source?
Using Debug;Release
excludes content of both the bin\Debug, bin\Release and obj\Debug, obj\Release directories. It is smarter to use this and (normally) there is no file content in the obj and bin folders directly.
Answer: you can add bin (and obj) to the list of excluded items, but it will notr give you additional items that are automatically excluded.
p.s. ClientBin does not have Debug\Release subfolders and is therefore excluded using its own name.
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