| Ignoring directories in CVS? [message #285631] |
Fri, 20 May 2005 17:06  |
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Originally posted by: nospam.nospam.com
Is there an easy way to ignore directories (and their subdirs) using cvs in
Eclipse? I want to exclude all files under /bin and /obj dir and subdirs.
I have tried cvsignore and the window->preferences->team->ignored resources
settings and have been unsuccessful.
Thanks
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-Gary
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| Re: Ignoring directories in CVS? [message #285634 is a reply to message #285631] |
Fri, 20 May 2005 17:13  |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.us.NO_SPAM.ibm.com
It sounds like the directory has been committed at least once. If it has
never been committed, then you can put it into the .cvsignore file and
it will be ignored. But once committed the .cvsignore is ignored.
Gary Udstrand wrote:
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> Is there an easy way to ignore directories (and their subdirs) using cvs in
> Eclipse? I want to exclude all files under /bin and /obj dir and subdirs.
> I have tried cvsignore and the window->preferences->team->ignored resources
> settings and have been unsuccessful.
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> Thanks
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Thanks,
Rich Kulp
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| Re: Ignoring directories in CVS? [message #285694 is a reply to message #285634] |
Mon, 23 May 2005 15:20 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse.rizzoweb.com
Would it help in that situation if the committed directories/files were
manually removed from the CVS repository? I've always wondered about
that but never bothered to experiment...
Rich Kulp wrote:
> It sounds like the directory has been committed at least once. If it has
> never been committed, then you can put it into the .cvsignore file and
> it will be ignored. But once committed the .cvsignore is ignored.
>
> Gary Udstrand wrote:
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>>
>> Is there an easy way to ignore directories (and their subdirs) using
>> cvs in
>> Eclipse? I want to exclude all files under /bin and /obj dir and
>> subdirs.
>> I have tried cvsignore and the window->preferences->team->ignored
>> resources
>> settings and have been unsuccessful.
>> Thanks
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| Re: Ignoring directories in CVS? [message #285697 is a reply to message #285694] |
Mon, 23 May 2005 15:45 |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.us.NO_SPAM.ibm.com
You didn't hear it from me :-) but that can work. It will remove all
history. It is technically not recommended to physically change CVS
repository.
Eric Rizzo wrote:
> Would it help in that situation if the committed directories/files were
> manually removed from the CVS repository? I've always wondered about
> that but never bothered to experiment...
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> Rich Kulp wrote:
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>> It sounds like the directory has been committed at least once. If it
>> has never been committed, then you can put it into the .cvsignore file
>> and it will be ignored. But once committed the .cvsignore is ignored.
>>
>> Gary Udstrand wrote:
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>>>
>>> Is there an easy way to ignore directories (and their subdirs) using
>>> cvs in
>>> Eclipse? I want to exclude all files under /bin and /obj dir and
>>> subdirs.
>>> I have tried cvsignore and the window->preferences->team->ignored
>>> resources
>>> settings and have been unsuccessful.
>>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>
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Thanks,
Rich Kulp
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| Re: Ignoring directories in CVS? [message #285708 is a reply to message #285697] |
Mon, 23 May 2005 21:52 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse.rizzoweb.com
Rich Kulp wrote:
> You didn't hear it from me :-) but that can work. It will remove all
> history. It is technically not recommended to physically change CVS
> repository.
Well yeah, but when you're in that situation there is no other option to
get the files ignored besides cloning the rest of the module, which is
more work.
Besides, we all flash a guilty small or eye-shift when hearing the "you
really shouldn't do that to the CVS repository" recommendations, 'cause
we've all done them at some point or another...
;-)
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> Eric Rizzo wrote:
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>> Would it help in that situation if the committed directories/files
>> were manually removed from the CVS repository? I've always wondered
>> about that but never bothered to experiment...
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>> Rich Kulp wrote:
>>
>>> It sounds like the directory has been committed at least once. If it
>>> has never been committed, then you can put it into the .cvsignore
>>> file and it will be ignored. But once committed the .cvsignore is
>>> ignored.
>>>
>>> Gary Udstrand wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Is there an easy way to ignore directories (and their subdirs) using
>>>> cvs in
>>>> Eclipse? I want to exclude all files under /bin and /obj dir and
>>>> subdirs.
>>>> I have tried cvsignore and the window->preferences->team->ignored
>>>> resources
>>>> settings and have been unsuccessful.
>>>> Thanks
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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