Hi, This turned out to be a problem with the Visual Studio build script rather than anything to do with subversion. I have _svn folders in my source directory, from which I build my solution. However, I had forgotten to exclude these folders from the build, so they were being copied into the build directory and subsequently Tortoise was thinking they were versioned...
Tom On Mar 24, 5:39 pm, "Albert Weinert" <albert.wein...@awn-design.biz> wrote: > It is enough to exclude the directory in which goes the deployment. > > -----Original Message----- > From: visualsvn@googlegroups.com [mailto:visual...@googlegroups.com] On > Behalf Of tliversi...@googlemail.com > Sent: Dienstag, 24. März 2009 15:29 > To: VisualSVN > Subject: Problem with build folders being under unwanted source control > > Hi, > > I am using a Web Deployment Project to build my solution in Visual > Studio 2008 (using VisualSVN). My problem is that the generated > deployments are under source control - they show the little red/green > symbols in Windows Explorer. > > The directory they are built to is outside of the source control > directory. I have the following set up as the ignore list: > > bin > obj > *.user > *.csproj > [Dd]ebug > [Rr]elease > [Dd]evelopment > [Ss]ource > > but this is not preventing it. > > Any ideas on preventing this?
