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How to make properties working on a complete project?
I am using the svn:ignore property to hide the results of compiler runs like *.obj and *.exe. The source folder structure is quite complex, so I need to set the property at each subfolder. :-(
I cannot use a global setting, since for some projects I need to possibility to have those files in the repository (non-ignored).
Is there a flag where I can tell subversion that a property shall be valid for all subfolders, not only for the current folder?
Mit freundlichem Gruss / With kind regards
Markus KARG, Staatl. gepr. Inf.
Entwicklung / R & D
QUIPSY QUALITY GmbH
Re: How to make properties working on a complete project?
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Oct 24, 2005, at 16:52, José Moreira wrote:
>>>> I am using the svn:ignore property to hide the results of
>>>> compiler runs like *.obj and *.exe. The source folder structure
>>>> is quite complex, so I need to set the property at each
>>>> subfolder. :-(
>>>> I cannot use a global setting, since for some projects I need
>>>> to possibility to have those files in the repository (non-
>>>> ignored).
>>>> Is there a flag where I can tell subversion that a property
>>>> shall be valid for all subfolders, not only for the current
>>>> folder?
>>>
>>> Not that I'm aware of. You can either set the svn:ignore property
>>> for specific directories (and it then applies only to that
>>> directory, not recursively), or you can set the global-ignores
>>> configuration option, which then applies everywhere.
>>
>> But you can apply the properties recursively: propset -R
>> That works for at least the existing directories. But when you add
>> new ones you need to set the properties again.
>> bye Fabi
>
> How about auto-props? in the user profile svn config?
auto-props work only on files, not on directories.
http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1989
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Re: How to make properties working on a complete project?
Posted by José Moreira <jo...@wemake.pt>.
How about auto-props? in the user profile svn config?
Fabian Cenedese wrote:
>>>I am using the svn:ignore property to hide the results of compiler
>>>runs like *.obj and *.exe. The source folder structure is quite
>>>complex, so I need to set the property at each subfolder. :-(
>>>I cannot use a global setting, since for some projects I need to
>>>possibility to have those files in the repository (non-ignored).
>>>Is there a flag where I can tell subversion that a property shall
>>>be valid for all subfolders, not only for the current folder?
>>
>>Not that I'm aware of. You can either set the svn:ignore property for
>>specific directories (and it then applies only to that directory, not
>>recursively), or you can set the global-ignores configuration option,
>>which then applies everywhere.
>
>
> But you can apply the properties recursively: propset -R
> That works for at least the existing directories. But when you add
> new ones you need to set the properties again.
>
> bye Fabi
>
>
>
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Re: How to make properties working on a complete project?
Posted by Fabian Cenedese <Ce...@indel.ch>.
>>I am using the svn:ignore property to hide the results of compiler
>>runs like *.obj and *.exe. The source folder structure is quite
>>complex, so I need to set the property at each subfolder. :-(
>>I cannot use a global setting, since for some projects I need to
>>possibility to have those files in the repository (non-ignored).
>>Is there a flag where I can tell subversion that a property shall
>>be valid for all subfolders, not only for the current folder?
>
>Not that I'm aware of. You can either set the svn:ignore property for
>specific directories (and it then applies only to that directory, not
>recursively), or you can set the global-ignores configuration option,
>which then applies everywhere.
But you can apply the properties recursively: propset -R
That works for at least the existing directories. But when you add
new ones you need to set the properties again.
bye Fabi
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Re: How to make properties working on a complete project?
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Oct 24, 2005, at 12:17, Markus Karg wrote:
> I am using the svn:ignore property to hide the results of compiler
> runs like *.obj and *.exe. The source folder structure is quite
> complex, so I need to set the property at each subfolder. :-(
> I cannot use a global setting, since for some projects I need to
> possibility to have those files in the repository (non-ignored).
> Is there a flag where I can tell subversion that a property shall
> be valid for all subfolders, not only for the current folder?
Not that I'm aware of. You can either set the svn:ignore property for
specific directories (and it then applies only to that directory, not
recursively), or you can set the global-ignores configuration option,
which then applies everywhere.
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