Reproduced with TortoiseSVN 1.11.0, Build 28416 - 64 Bit , 2018/10/30 19:14:39
on Windows 10
The svn:global-ignores property of directories beneath the relative commit path
is not inherited by the non-versioned sub-directories they contain.
Expected behavior is for the global-ignores property to be inherited by
non-versioned directories regardless of relative commit path.
Example:
Given a new project with the following folder structure:
trunk
└───Code
└───SubDirectory
newfile.txt
shouldbeignored.txt2
`Code` is a versioned directory with the svn:global-ignores property of "*.txt2"
`SubDirectory` is a non-versioned directory
Committing/Adding from the `trunk` directory will result in the global-ignores
property of `Code` to not be inherited by `SubDirectory`.
Committing/Adding from the `Code` directory will apply the property.
I've attached a screenshot of two Tortoise commit views of the project
described above. The leftmost one was opened via the context menu of the
"trunk" directory, the rightmost was opened via the context menu of the "Code"
directory (as shown by the "Commit to:" text of each window)
https://imgur.com/a/UTZR9ph
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