sry, get confused... typically I use git svn create-ignores for not-only-git-projects. This syncs svn:ignore with one .gitignore file per folder where svn:ignore is applied; because of the missing eclipse-classes entry (mvn eclipse:eclipse) I've used git svn create-ignore and suddenly have 20 new .gitignore files :)
Sry for the confusion, but still: "eclipse-classes" is missing in the .gitignore file thanks and kind regards, andreas On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 06:25:18PM +0100, Jean-Baptiste Onofré wrote: > Hi Andreas, > > at least Guillaume and I use git. > > We already commited and updated a .gitignore file containing: > > *.i?? > .project > .classpath > .settings > > I'm gonna add target. > > The same .gitignore file is present into the 2.1.x branch. > > So I think all is already there. I'm agree to add a svnignore file. > > Regards > JB > > On 12/12/2010 02:54 PM, Andreas Pieber wrote: > >Hey guys, > > > >I'm not sure how you feel about git-svn but, for non-commiters they work > >quite > >great (I can use and share a running version of karaf for my projects till > >waiting for my patches to get into the trunk/branches). BUT instead of svn > >properties > >git uses .gitignore for ignoring autogenerated files. These can be created, > >based > >on the svn ignores, quite easy by using "git svn create-ignore" (but are > >also > >marked as chagned themselves then :( ). > > > >How do you feel about including these .gitignore files into the > >trunk/branches? > >They wont hurt svn only devs, but help git-svn user, since the changes did > >not > >become obfuscated by autogenerated files (or the autogenerated .gitignore > >files). > > > >WDYT? > > > >kind regards, > >andreas > >
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