I set them from Eclipse, but it was rather tedious (right click each
file in the synchronize view and say "add to svn:ignore"). svn
propset would probably be easier but I haven't tried it yet. svn help
propset says the syntax would be:
svn propset svn:ignore <PROPVAL>
but PROPVAL is supposed to be a newline separated set of names to
ignore so it's not so convenient to enter that on the command line.
svn propset seems to also take a -F parameter that allows its input to
come from a file - maybe that's the right trick to use.
-Adam
On 11/3/06, Thilo Goetz <twgoetz@gmx.de> wrote:
> Adam Lally wrote:
> > Unfortunately I found this in the SVN manual:
> >
> > You might also have noticed the non-standard way that
> > Subversion currently displays property differences. You can
> > still run svn diff and redirect the output to create a usable
> > patch file. The patch program will ignore property patches—as
> > a rule, it ignores any noise it can't understand. This does
> > unfortunately mean that to fully apply a patch generated by
> > svn diff, any property modifications will need to be
> > applied by hand.
> <snip>
>
> Adam,
>
> I can apply the change manually. How do I set the svn properties? svn
> propset, I assume. And then?
>
> Thanks,
> Thilo
>
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