I think most people would think of this as a non-feature. Personally,
auto-commit is a feature I'd rather Versions NOT have. Programmers (one of the
most common users of Subversion) want to test before committing changes. Also,
it's generally poor practice to commit without a meaningful log mess
You have two options:
1) Edit ~/.subversion/config by removing *.a from the line that begins with
"global-ignores".
2) Manually add the file by using Terminal: svn add /path/to/lib.a
Good luck,
- Quinn
On Mar 8, 2010, at 7:02 AM, BostonMerlin wrote:
> Sorry, i found the conf file but dont kn
Is there a way for Versions to recognize I've changed a text file and
have the changes committed automatically everytime I update it
locally? Having to press Commit changes everytime is giving me carpal
tunnel!
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Sorry, i found the conf file but dont know exactly what to do to make
sure subversion imports that ".a" file. Any advice?
Thanks
John
On Mar 5, 8:50 am, thierryB wrote:
> Great!
> Thanks a lot David.
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> Thierry
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> On 4 mar, 19:07, David Dunham wrote:
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> > > I have a project with a sta
