On 19/06/07, David Leangen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just wondering... Is there a reason why you guys aren't using svn:ignore for all generated files? It makes the repository a little "messy" and hard to work with when running "svn status" when the output is cluttered by stuff that shouldn't be there...
fyi I use svn:ignore for just this reason, my ignore list is typically: .classpath .project .settings META-INF OSGI-INF target stick this list in a file (zzz) and use 'svn propset svn:ignore <dir> -Fzzz' I don't mind adding it myself myself, just wondering if there's a policy
or not.
imho the policy should be to ignore generated files, just as svn:eol-style should be set to 'native' for text files (recommended subversion config). _______________________________________________
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