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Subversion Ignore Pattern not working too well

I've got the following pattern for my global ignore pattern:

*.pdb *.suo *.user *.cache */_ReSharper */bin */obj *.o *.lo *.la *.al .libs *.so *.so.[0-9]* *.a *.pyc *.pyo *.rej *~ #*# .#* .*.swp .DS_Store

resharper folders for example (_ReSharper.SubtextSolution) are still being committed as well as some other folders such as bin for some reason.

I'd also be interested to see what others have as their global ignore pattern. Not that everyone's will apply specifically to my environment but would still be helpful to see a few regardless....specifically related to .NET environments that is.

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PositiveGuy Avatar asked May 02 '26 02:05

PositiveGuy


2 Answers

I posted this as a response to a similar question, by in addition to the default TortoiseSVN global ignores I add the following:

.suo *.user bin obj *.pdb *.cache *_svn *.svn *.suo *.user *.build-res TestResults _ReSharper*

You don't need the / values in there. Especially since the _Resharper folders tend to get added at the root (at least for me).

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Agent_9191 Avatar answered May 03 '26 16:05

Agent_9191


Try using *ReSharper* in your ignore settings for ignoring all ReSharper files. Also, for ignoring the bin and obj folders, I always use [Bb]in and [Oo]bj.

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Brandon Wood Avatar answered May 03 '26 17:05

Brandon Wood



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