Vic Cekvenich (NETSQL) wrote:
Craig McClanahan wrote:
Did you check your .cvsignore files in to the repository? If you do,
they get respected on future transactions.
OK, that works for "new" files, but if x.class is already there, it will
sync, so I had to rm *.
.V
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Craig McClanahan wrote:
Did you check your .cvsignore files in to the repository? If you do,
they get respected on future transactions.
Yes. The on next cycle I compile and it wants to sync class files.
Of course this is Eclipse 3.1. I wonder if I should try some CVS gui
tool to double check.
Did you check your .cvsignore files in to the repository? If you do,
they get respected on future transactions.
Craig
On 4/14/05, Vic Cekvenich (NETSQL) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> so I create .cvsignore and cvsignore all over place, including CVSROOT
> for *.class and... it still syncs classes
so I create .cvsignore and cvsignore all over place, including CVSROOT
for *.class and... it still syncs classes.
anyone know?
I guess sign up for the cvsmail list.
.V
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