问题
I'm looking for a way to ignore changes under specified SVN folders in Hudson. It's the same thing as exclude folders in TeamCity and filters in CC.Net. I haven't found any configuration option under SVN GUI configuration.
回答1:
In Hudson 1.334, in the build configuration, under Subversion -> Advanced..., there are three Exclusion boxes. If it's polling for changes, Hudson will ignore changes that match these exclusions when determining whether to trigger a build. You can tell Hudson to ignore files/folders (Excluded Regions), commits by particular users, or files with a particular subversion revprop.
回答2:
I did it by going to the workspace and running this command
svn propedit svn:ignore ./ignore_this_dir
回答3:
I have somewhat the same problem. Have a project that is organizationally under a main project, but is not to be build with the main project. It is sat up as a standalone build on Hudson.
Illustration:
- main
- sub1
- sub2
- sub3
So I thought that I could just add "/trunk/sub3/.*" in the "Excluded regional" field under the "Source Code Management" in the Hudson? But this does not seem to have any effect. The main project builds when I do changes under the sub3 project. Thought this was the intention of the "exluded regions" field.
回答4:
Whatever you add to the Excluded Regions field make sure has the same path as in the changes log. for example if in the changes you have:
/branches/Update3/trunk/build/Win32/Release.exe
then use the very same path in the Excluded Regions too:
/branches/Update3/trunk/build/Win32/Release.exe
I think the explanation here it that you have to use the path starting from the svn repository name and not the one related to the working copy of the repo.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1826638/how-to-configure-hudson-to-ignore-changes-under-specified-svn-folders