> I'm a new SVN user. I just checked in a small project to a > repository. All the functions I tried work s not real problems > > But, I did not think until now that I should have excluded files > such > as core files and logs and autoconf's cache from version controls. > I > now know how to a global ignore and a ignore foe one directory but > how > to remove these files from version control once they are already > there. Is "svn rm" the best why? But that will remove them > from > the working directory too. I don't want that.
Use the --keep-local switch. > Next is these a way to make the ignore property for a directory > apply > to all sub dirs recursively. The next project I want to move to > svn > is much larger and has many nested directories If you ignore a directory everything it contains will be ignored. BOb
