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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by oleksa borodie <ol...@gmail.com> on 2005/03/21 12:09:02 UTC
Where is binary files should be placed?
Hello.
Help me please I'm new with subversion. Where is binary files should
be placed? I mean where is build output directory should be? Is there
any common practice? I'm using MS Visual Studio.
I could place it inside project directory
project1/bin
project1/obj
and ignore with global-ignores option inside configuration file. On
the each developer computer this file should be edited - someone could
forget edit it.
I could move it out of the project folder
output/project1/
project1/
but what if I will need add some files from bin folder?
Could you give me advice please?
Thank you.
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Re: Where is binary files should be placed?
Posted by Marcus Rohrmoser <mr...@gmx-gmbh.de>.
I think only things hard to create (e.g. source code that is manually edited) should go into version
control. Everything else (compile/build output, generated docs etc.) shouldn't be in the repository
at all.
Hope this helps,
M
oleksa borodie schrieb:
> Hello.
>
> Help me please I'm new with subversion. Where is binary files should
> be placed? I mean where is build output directory should be? Is there
> any common practice? I'm using MS Visual Studio.
>
> I could place it inside project directory
> project1/bin
> project1/obj
> and ignore with global-ignores option inside configuration file. On
> the each developer computer this file should be edited - someone could
> forget edit it.
> I could move it out of the project folder
> output/project1/
> project1/
> but what if I will need add some files from bin folder?
>
> Could you give me advice please?