I have a folder say: /user_files, which I want to include in SVN, but there are additional folders underneath it which I don\'t want to include.
Is it possible to prevent the specified file (path) from commiting to a repository? For example, we need somepath/database_config.php not able to be committed.
I want to make sure that some ide project metadata files are not updated when I checkout from svn. Unfortunately it has been checked into the project when the project was created, but I have my own ve
I\'m working on a project which uses a tool developed in-house.It\'s convenient to have that tool\'s source code available while working on my project, so I ran
We have an SVN tree which is used to compile our software on a variety of platforms (Win, OSX, Linux, Iphone, Android).
I use Eclipse with SVN. Besides others I have a folder \"application\". This folder contains several other folders, among these \"cache\" and \"logs\". I added the svn:ignore property to \"cache\" and
Recently we made the first branch of our project\'s trunk. The trunk is rather large (severals GB\'s) which doesn\'t matter for the server, because the branch is made via efficient linking there. In t
I joined my teammate to a existing p开发者_开发百科roject. There is a file I would like to ignore, as I have some changes which only fit my local machine. But seems SVN cannot ignore file which are al
I am using surround SCM with a directory structure that looks like the following: root/ src/ somecode/ lib/
so I have started using Subversion and am confused about the ignore files. From what I\'ve read, I can ignore files within a directory with propedit/propset. However, I added a rule to ignore files
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