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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by "David.Trombley" <Da...@noaa.gov> on 2009/03/30 15:14:05 UTC

Disabling default ignores.

Hi all.

    I'd like to completely disable svn ignores.  I've tried setting 
global-ignores to the empty string in all my config files, I've tried 
calling svn with --no-ignore, I've made sure my svn:ignore property is 
not set, anywhere.  Yet, svn status still returns "I" for files with a ~ 
at the end.  I need it to treat these files just like any other files, 
and I have absolutely no need for the ignores feature. 

   Any ideas?

  Thanks,
   -David

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Re: Disabling default ignores.

Posted by Andrey Repin <an...@freemail.ru>.

Greetings, David . Trombley!

DT>     I'd like to completely disable svn ignores.  I've tried setting
DT> global-ignores to the empty string in all my config files, I've tried 
DT> calling svn with --no-ignore, I've made sure my svn:ignore property is 
DT> not set, anywhere.  Yet, svn status still returns "I" for files with a ~ 
DT> at the end.  I need it to treat these files just like any other files, 
DT> and I have absolutely no need for the ignores feature. 

DT>    Any ideas?

Honestly? Don't use these files.
It's a temp/backup files created by cp and some other programms/commands.
It's a good habit to avoid treating common things differently for yourself.
Saving you a ton of time if you would need to invite someone in collaboration,
or even just make your work public.


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WBR,
 Andrey Repin (anrdaemon@freemail.ru) 30.03.2009, <20:56>

Sorry for my terrible english...

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Re: Disabling default ignores.

Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.

On Mar 30, 2009, at 10:14, David.Trombley wrote:

>     I'd like to completely disable svn ignores.  I've tried setting
> global-ignores to the empty string in all my config files,

I would have thought that would work. Try setting global-ignores to a  
value that would never match, like "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".

> I've tried
> calling svn with --no-ignore,

I certainly would have thought that would work.

> I've made sure my svn:ignore property is
> not set, anywhere.  Yet, svn status still returns "I" for files  
> with a ~
> at the end.  I need it to treat these files just like any other files,
> and I have absolutely no need for the ignores feature.

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