It's an unfortunate shortcoming of the svn:ignore property. Now, if you add a folder somewhere beneath the CURRENT folder, this new folder will not automatically inherit the property you recursively defined before. Ignore multiple files/dirs via command line svn propedit svn:ignore. la and name it svnignore.txt, the following command will do the job svn propset svn:ignore -F svnignore.txt.
If you are applying a property recursively it means that SVN will, from the current folder (let's call it CURRENT), iterate through all subfolders and explicitly set that property on every subfolder. If you want to ignore tmp,obj,bin dirs and all files with. Is there an option to not to mark "Apply property recursively" flag under a properties window every time a create a subfolder to make it ignore the list again and again? Just get rid of the first two lines (the ones with -R and double quote) and the last one (double quote again). I just wanted to emphasize that this is in fact needed, because if all exclusion masks were combined on a single line, it would not work. In your screenshot above, each of your exclusion masks already is on a single line. Get rid of both and just put keep each of the exclusion masks in a single line, and you should be fine.Ĭlarification: An exclusion mask is a term like *.tga. The double-quotes don't belong in there as well. The -R part is the parameter telling the Subversion CLI executable to apply a command recursively, it does not belong in there. The content of your svn:ignore property looks faulty.
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