Correct way of integrating SVN source control and Visual Studio .NET 2005/2008? -
What is the best practice to keep a source code repository automatically (or, at least, By default) rejects included / bin, / obj, * .suo, etc. files?
Is each developer need to set a "global unblocked" pattern list for his SVN client installation? [ It seems very broad of an exclusion. ]
Or, should the source repository maintenance be flagged with each abusive file and SVN directory: Excluded? [ It takes a lot of time. ]
Or, is there another way to do this? Is it possible to ignore a folder-level specific list with SVN?
set Svn: ignore assets on directories that are files / directories The ones you want to ignore are a one-shot deal.
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