How to do a selective in-place import

[mi...@us.tel.com]

Hello group,

I would like to use the instructions given in the FAQ entry on in-place import, but I would like to exclude files with extension .pro~ and .BAK.  Is that possible?

Thank you,

Mirko 

Re: How to do a selective in-place import

[Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>]

On Mar 6, 2007, at 07:52, Mirko Vukovic wrote:

> I would like to use the instructions given in the FAQ entry on in- 
> place import, but I would like to exclude files with  
> extension .pro~ and .BAK.  Is that possible?

Yes... you are in control of what you add by which "svn add" commands  
you issue. You'd have to "svn add" everything except the .pro~  
and .BAK files. That means you'd have to avoid commands like "svn add  
*" and instead issue "svn add" commands for all the items that you do  
want to add.

If you have .pro~ and .BAK files scattered throughout several  
directories, then you can set up a global-ignore list in your  
~/.subversion/config file (on Unix; the file is elsewhere on Windows)  
to ignore .pro~ and .BAK files. (In fact, filenames ending in ~  
should already be in the global-ignores setting that comes with  
Subversion by default.)


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