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Ignore a file in subversion but keep it in repository, possible ?
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Vadiraj Deshpande
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Hi experts,
Is it possible to keep a file in SVN repository but ignore it from versioning ? I have a local-env.properties file that every developer had to edit before they can do the build and it would contain developer system specific settings, which do not need to be versioned.
Help...
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Bear Bibeault
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For files such as these, our project contains a master template for the file that never changes. Each developer copies this file and makes their devo-specific changes. The copied files are not placed in the repository.
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Vadiraj Deshpande
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Bear Bibeault wrote:For files such as these, our project contains a master template for the file that never changes. Each developer copies this file and makes their devo-specific changes. The copied files are not placed in the repository.
..and each developer sets svn:ignore flag to ignore his/her copy of the file ?
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Bear Bibeault
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If it resides within the source tree, yes. Some files (like build properties) reside in the developer's home folder and aren't a concern.
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