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So edit ~/.subversion/config and never deal with ignores again. Acting like subversion does this in a less than optimal way is ignoring what the command is act
by parfe 15y ago
So edit ~/.subversion/config and never deal with ignores again.
Acting like subversion does this in a less than optimal way is ignoring what the command is actually doing. With subversion method you can check out a subtree. Git can do no such thing.
I prefer git, but being able to check out say, only /project/doc/ or /project/static/images/, is useful in subversion.
- burgerbrain 15y agoI'm saying that for myself, for my needs, subversion's way is less optimal. No acting required. I don't need to only check out certain trees in my.. [checks] 20MB repo. What I do need is a way to ignore a rotating handful of files.