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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by "Marcel Molina Jr." <ma...@vernix.org> on 2004/06/25 20:44:48 UTC

svn st skips object files

I made an attempt searching through the subversion issue list at tigris
for the words 'object' and 'status' but didn't find anything. I have no
idea whether this could be a bug or intentional behavior. In any event,
these are the details:

Environment:
    Debian Linux (woody) 2.4.25-vs1.26
    svn, version 1.0.0

I'll just show what i am observing in terms of shell output:

=== start ===
$ svn mkdir blah
A       blah
$ cd blah
$ cp ../assembler_file.s .
$ svn st
?       assembler_file.s
A       .
$ as assembler_file.s -o object_file.o
$ ls
assembler_file.s object_file.o
$ svn st
?       assembler_file.s
A       .
===  end  === 

so why does it seem like svn status has no idea that object_file.o exist?

svn add * will add object_file.o but svn st does not list it...i don't
know enough about anything to get an impression of whether this is
intentional or not but since it doesn't correspond to the prescribed
behavior i assume it is an error.

sorry if this is a known issue. i did try to check the issue tracker
and couldn't find anything. i am also unclear as to whether i should
submit this content directly to the bug reporting system or pass along
to the dev list. if i could have gone about this in a more appropriate
way please advise.

marcel
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Marcel Molina Jr. <ma...@vernix.org>

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Re: svn st skips object files

Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
On Fri, 2004-06-25 at 15:44, Marcel Molina Jr. wrote:

> so why does it seem like svn status has no idea that object_file.o exist?

Because '*.o' is one of the default patterns svn ignores, just like *~
and others.

If you want to change that, look at the global-ignores variable in your
~/.subversion/config file.



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