Hi Brian, apologies if I sounded harsh, that was definitely not my intention. Got a bunch of mails and went answering through them as quick and concise as possible, didn't mean to be picky in any way. Regarding the missing svn:ignore, as I was used to my workspace I didn't gave too much attention to this issue, but will look into it as soon as I'm able to.
br, juan pablo On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 4:33 PM, Brian Burch <br...@pingtoo.com> wrote: > On 03/02/14 20:10, Juan Pablo Santos Rodríguez wrote: > >> Hi Brian, >> >> Regarding the '?' marked files I omit them on Eclipse through Window -> >> Preferences -> Team -> Ignored resources and add "target", ".settings", >> ".project" and so on; that way I don't "see" them. >> > > Please don't think I am being picky! The project is has now changed "home" > twice in a short time, so now it has full and permanent status under > apache, it makes sense to clean up the loose ends quickly - before we all > get used to ignoring them! > > Your answer is a bit ostrich-like! Just 'cos you don't see them, it > doesn't mean everyone else can't either! > > I have just done another virgin "svn checkout" of 2.10.0 at r1564324, "svn > --verbose proplist ." shows: > > Properties on '.': > svn:ignore > .project > > > I added "target" to the project root svn:ignore property, and here is the > diff: > > Index: . > =================================================================== > --- . (revision 1564343) > +++ . (working copy) > > Property changes on: . > ___________________________________________________________________ > Modified: svn:ignore > ## -1 +1,2 ## > .project > +target > > svn does not need a trailing slash for a directory. > > > As for the 'M' ones, the install target should *not* have touched them. >> Could you tell us which is the change introduced at jspwiki-wikipages/en? >> I >> don't see that change on my local copy. >> > > I now see: > > brian@schizo:~/sandboxApache/jspwiki_2_10_0$ svn status > M . > ? jspwiki-wikipages/de/target > ? jspwiki-wikipages/en/target > > ? jspwiki-wikipages/es/target > ? jspwiki-wikipages/fi/target > ? jspwiki-wikipages/fr/target > ? jspwiki-wikipages/it/target > ? jspwiki-wikipages/nl/target > ? jspwiki-wikipages/pt_BR/target > ? jspwiki-wikipages/target > ? jspwiki-wikipages/zh_CN/target > > I think you need to add svn:ignore properties on each of these individual > "targets" within the jspwiki-wikipages sub-project - I can't see how to do > the same thing using wildcards. > > I hope this is helpful? > > Brian > > > thanks, >> juan pablo >> >> >> >> On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 10:52 AM, Brian Burch <br...@pingtoo.com> wrote: >> >> I've recently started building and working with the trunk. I was >>> preparing >>> a patch and noticed several objects were flagged as modified when I >>> haven't >>> touched them. >>> >>> I did a fresh checkout but made no changes at all. After running "mvn >>> clean install", here is what I see: >>> >>> brian@schizo:~/sandboxApache/jspwiki$ svn status >>> M jspwiki-wikipages >>> ? jspwiki-wikipages/de/target >>> M jspwiki-wikipages/en >>> ? jspwiki-wikipages/es/target >>> ? jspwiki-wikipages/fi/target >>> ? jspwiki-wikipages/fr/target >>> ? jspwiki-wikipages/it/target >>> ? jspwiki-wikipages/nl/target >>> ? jspwiki-wikipages/pt_BR/target >>> ? jspwiki-wikipages/zh_CN/target >>> ? target >>> >>> Have I missed something, or is this just a case of missing svn:ignore >>> properties, or if the pages really are committable, why is the install >>> target touching these directories? >>> >>> Sorry to be picky! >>> >>> Brian >>> >>> >> >
