'svn status' and/or the api equivalent svn_client_statusX() also process the
ignore status to provide the status if you have an unversioned or ignored
item.
The SharpSvn users list should have more details on these cases. (Googling
for SharpSvn will also provide answers on StackOverflow). More
This leaves me with a bit of a conundrum. Our IDE would normally automatically
call "svn add" when you add a new file to the solution. It is possible that
this file could be in the svn ignore list. The result is that by attempting to
make the developers life easy we will instead always add files
The 'no_ignore' flag is only used for recursive targets.
Explicitly passed targets (such as via 'svn add *') are always processed.
If you would like to use the ignore feature you should call 'svn add --force
.', or the api equivalent of that. This adds the directory and everything
below tha
