jorrit5477
2014-11-28 10:31:40 UTC
Hi,
Being new to SVNKit I might be missing something regarding the svn:ignore
property.
My repository has at the root directory of the working copy the svn property
svn:ignore set to .DS_Store. When scheduling new files for addition through
the svn command line client (I'm on a Mac) everything works as expected, but
when using SvnScheduleForAddition, the files which should be ignored are
scheduled for addition no matter.
I use the following code:
In the ISVNEventHandler set on the SvnOperationFactory creating the
SvnScheduleForAddition I notice the file is still being added, as I get
SVNEventAction.ADD events for the should be ignored files.
Is there something I am missing, so the to be ignored files as specified in
the svn:ignore property of the working copy root directory are actually
ignored?
Best regards,
Jorrit
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Being new to SVNKit I might be missing something regarding the svn:ignore
property.
My repository has at the root directory of the working copy the svn property
svn:ignore set to .DS_Store. When scheduling new files for addition through
the svn command line client (I'm on a Mac) everything works as expected, but
when using SvnScheduleForAddition, the files which should be ignored are
scheduled for addition no matter.
I use the following code:
In the ISVNEventHandler set on the SvnOperationFactory creating the
SvnScheduleForAddition I notice the file is still being added, as I get
SVNEventAction.ADD events for the should be ignored files.
Is there something I am missing, so the to be ignored files as specified in
the svn:ignore property of the working copy root directory are actually
ignored?
Best regards,
Jorrit
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