Subversion SVN ignore files
Submitted by jeff on Mon, 2007-05-21 16:41.
There are a handful of ways to ignore file in SVN but only one method works for me -- editing the global-ignores list in the config file.
In Ubuntu the SVN config file is /etc/subversion/config.
look for the section [miscellany]
find global-ignores then add your file extension to the list.
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another way
svn propedit svn:ignore .
should do what i want. Notice the period (".") at the end. That is very important.
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in your .subversion
a per-user config file can be found at
/home/$USER/.subversion/config
find the same fields as at /etc/subversion/config