It's not a very complicated source, consisting as it does of a single file! The reason the source file is so small is that it utilizes a number of other libraries, which makes the work really easy:
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Of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy Any unknown files are either added to the repository, if they're important (svn add FILE), or ignored (svnignore -a FILE).Īs a special bonus, if I want to ignore all the unknown files, I can do it in one command: svnignore -a. Neither part of the repository nor ignored.Īs a rule of thumb, I try to have no unknown files in my repository at all. Here svnignore is very useful also: calling 'svnignore' without options shows all the files that are unknown. Of course, if you've made lots of changes, you might still miss a line starting with a ?. With ignore lists, when you run 'svn status', you see exactly what has been modified or added.
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If you're like me, you often forget to add a new file to the repository, and only realise this omission when trying to build the code on another machine. This makes it very easy to see which changes you have made, but more importantly, it makes it much simpler to see which files should belong to the repository, but don't.
When your source code repository is configured with neat ignore lists, svn status should display only the files that have changed, or new files that you have added.Īll the build files and execution artefacts will be ignored. Svnignore is a command-line utility to simplify working with svn ignore lists. Svnignore v 1.0.0-beta 8 November 2009 1.
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