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I'm trying to add a linux kernel to a svn tree, which has a .git subdirectory - which I don't want to add. Can anyone explain this behaviour - why does it NOT ignore the .git direcotry ?
test2$ mkdir -p a/.git/blah test2$ ls a test2$ svn propset svn:ignore...
Started by Mingus on
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The svn:ignore property on a directory lists the names in the current directory that will be ....
The second svn ps does nothing, because 'a' is not under svn management yet .
The first svn ps sets the ignore on the parent directory of a.
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With the svn:ignore property, is there a way I can specify what I want to ignore based on patterns which I don't want to ignore? In other words, I want to ignore everything but files ending in .xyz. How would I go about doing that (if it's even possible...
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Then you can only use svn:ignore to ignore simple artefacts that setting on all subdirectories....
Another way is to use an alias / script in your versionned tree of directory .
You can check with :
svn propget svn:ignore .
ignore "*~" .
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Take folder files , inside an SVN working copy, running in Linux. The folder was set to be ignored, with the commands:
svn propset svn:ignore * 'files' svn propset svn:ignore 'default/files' and a few other combination, all valid AFAIK However, the setting...
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Subversion assumes you're smarter than the....
(This confused me at one point, too.
If you svn commit ., then the automatic behavior of Subversion will ignore it.
How are you testing it? If you
svn commit files
Then the ignore isn't checked.
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So I have some files I want to ignore in a subversion repository, but I don't want my ignore patterns for this to be propagated to the repository.
In other words, I added some private files in my checkout that I want to keep, but they only exist for me...
Started by Mike Stone on
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But that marks the problem
@Todd Myhre
I thought of the ... .
Couldn't you in theory just not check in your .svnignore file?
Well to ignore in subversion is to set svn:ignore properties on the directory...
Want to use svn:ignore...
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Don't ignore the 'ignore list'. In the past few days, some of you might have noticed that there have been numerous conflicts going on.
This forum used to not be this way. In 10 years of being on the internet, I had not been on a more sane forum. For Thomas...
Started by kirei_na_me on
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Sometimes even be the first! u܂Hv
u܂Bv It won't....
If you are someone who can't ignore others that talk to you, try to counter their insults with arguments.
Is absolutely right, better ignore people than to go into tit-for-tat battles.
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I can add an attribute on a test to ignore it
[Test] [Ignore("Foo Bar")]
Is there anyway to ignore all tests in a file (at the TestFixture level) ?
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[TestFixture, Ignore....
Place the [Ignore()] attribute under the [TestFixture] attribute, as shown in the documentation:
http://www.nunit.org/index.php?p=ignore&r=2.5
Use [Ignore()] if you want the test to be flagged as ignored).
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Can I ignore a folder on svn checkout? I need to ignore DOCs folder on checkout at my build server.
edit: Ignore externals isn't an option. I have some externals that I need.
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As a few others have mentioned, you can just use svn... .
You can use sparse checkouts (if you use svn 1.5)
Yes put the docs folder in an external repository and then use svn checkout --ignore-externals .
No, ignore is only for adding files.
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I want to clear my IRC channel view from a certain bot messages. It is possible?
In http://webchat.freenode.net/ i can't ignore a bot with /ignore. How can I do it?
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/ignore usually works
A bit of extra info, you can also do /ignore user@host or /ignore *@host which is useful if people change nicks
I believe that you can do:
/ignore user....
Yes, just use the /ignore [user] command.
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I am a new user to git and I am starting a new project. I have a bunch of dot files that I would like to ignore. Is there an ignore command for git like there is for svn?
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Using wildcards is ....
You have two ways of ignoring files:
.gitignore in any folder will ignore the files as specified in the file for that folder.
You can use the * wildcard.
Path to each file you wish to ignore in a single line.
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Hell all,
I have made use of the following ignore_user_abort .
ignore_user_abort(true); set_time_limit(0); session_start();
However, when I navigate away from the page which I fireoff an AJAX request, the script stops?
What am I doing wrong?
Update In...
Started by Abs on
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Until an attemt is made to send information to ... .
PHP will not detect...
Maybe your server has a built-in timeout that kills the script? You should also note that you shouldn't use echo in an aborted script, because you have nowhere to send the output .
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