From another post:
Local exclude
The local excludes are made on folders. This means you can tell
subversion clients to ignore a specific file, type of file or folder.
This is done by setting the svn:ignore property on the target folder
with the signature of the file or folder to ignore.For example, to ignore suo files in the solution’s folder, you would perform following command in the folder of the solution:
[TargetFolder]>svn propset svn:ignore *.suo .Do not forget the final dot, it means that the target folder is the
current folder. With the above command Subversion will ignore all files
with extension “suo” in the target folder.To ignore folders we have a similar syntax. To ignore for eample a folder “bin” in our target folder execute following command:
[TargetFolder]>svn propset svn:ignore bin .Again, do not forget the final dot, it means that the target folder is the current folder.
To ignore multiple types of files and folders, you must have a
newline delimited list of values for the svn propset command. Because
this can not be done with the commandline (well, I do not know how to
do it anyway), we create a text file with on each line the signature of
a file and/or folder to ignore.For example, we have a textfile with following content:
obj binWe save this file in the target folder and name it “ignore.txt”, and then issue the command in the target folder
[TargetFolder]>svn propset svn:ignore -F ignore.txt .Again, do not forget the final dot, it means that the target folder is
the current folder. With the above command all folders with names obj
and bin in the target folder will be ignored by Subversion.
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