What files/folders can be ignored with Umbraco when using SVN? Currently I use the ignore pattern below but I don't think it is specific enough for Umbraco:
I'd like to know this as well. Which files and folders from a Umbraco installation can be safely excluded from SVN. I usually exclude the /media and /App_Data/TEMP folders. Is there a best practice for this?
Those are the folders I also exclude, but also the umbraco.config file since it will almost always give conflicts in svn and can be regenerated anyway. You also don't need the /install folder. Don't think there's a best practise fot this. Someone should write a wiki fot this.
It would make a good WIKI post, will try write one when I get a bit of breathing space. I have moved onto mercurial and have an ignore file put together that works quite well.
What files can be ignored with SVN?
What files/folders can be ignored with Umbraco when using SVN? Currently I use the ignore pattern below but I don't think it is specific enough for Umbraco:
*.o *.lo *.la #*# .*.rej *.rej .*~ *~ .#* .DS_Store thumbs.db Thumbs.db *.bak *.class *.exe *.dll *.mine *.obj *.ncb *.lib *.log *.idb *.pdb *.ilk *.msi* .res *.pch *.suo *.exp *.*~ *.~* ~*.* cvs CVS .CVS .cvs release Release debug Debug ignore Ignore bin Bin obj Obj *.csproj.user *.user
I'd like to know this as well. Which files and folders from a Umbraco installation can be safely excluded from SVN. I usually exclude the /media and /App_Data/TEMP folders. Is there a best practice for this?
Those are the folders I also exclude, but also the umbraco.config file since it will almost always give conflicts in svn and can be regenerated anyway. You also don't need the /install folder. Don't think there's a best practise fot this. Someone should write a wiki fot this.
Jeroen
It would make a good WIKI post, will try write one when I get a bit of breathing space. I have moved onto mercurial and have an ignore file put together that works quite well.
So, did anyone put together a decent global ignore pattern?
We don't use SVN, but in Git, these are the folders we ignore:
Someone also posted this: .hgignore for Umbraco and Visual Studio
And OffRoadCode shared their .hgignore in this blog and nuget
Hope this helps,
Tom
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