Hi,
Yes, I'm aware that adding the .a file manually is possible, but it does
not solve the issue, that we have to check manually after every library
update, if a new .a file is added
And the issue won't show up, until we commit the changes, and the CI
build fails with a linking error
The default list is not large, that's why overriding it does not seem to
be an irrational request
But right now, if I put a .a file in an SVN, I have no way to make it
show up in the status without client side modifications, and I think
it's a really important missing feature
Best regards,
Peter
On 2017-09-19 10:54, Bert Huijben wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: Balogh Péter [mailto:balogh.pe...@xcite.hu]
Sent: dinsdag 19 september 2017 10:45
To: users@subversion.apache.org
Subject: override global-ignores from server side
Hi,
I think our use case is not covered even with the recent features in
subversion By default, for example the .a files are ignored in the svn clients
Since we're developing mobile multi platform titles, it's common to add
certain libraries as .a files to the repository Is there a way, to override the
client's default global-ignores with a repository specific one?
The ignores are only applied to files that are not already added, so in your
case just adding the files and applying the ignore rule on a system where you
do want to add these would just work fine. The default list of ignores is not
that large and you can add items via svn:ignore and svn:global-ignores
properties on a directory.
Bert
Best regards,
Peter
