I have a PHP project set up in Eclipse with SVN support. Now, Eclipse adds its project files .buildpath and .project to the project and Subclipse wants to add it to the repository.
Now I could just use svn:ignore to let SVN ignore the files, but that's not an option for various reasons. So, is there a way to make Eclipse and Subclipse ignore the files (which it should anyway)?
Preferences > Team > Ignored Resources
Can you use global-ignores? If yes, customize it in your config file:
- On Windows:
C:\Documents and Settings\%USERID%\Application Data\Subversion\config - On Linux:
~/.subversion/config
If you want to ignore folders in the eclipse ignored resources, the pattern is */.settings/* for the .settings folder for example
Can you just uncheck the box for "Show unversioned files" in the commit window?
If you right click on the folder in eclipse, and select Show Properties... you can add the svn:ignore right there and have it cascade down to every folder if you choose.
You could the following as a template:
svn:ignore
.settings
.project
.classpath
target
if above answer (tortoise) has no option for commit window directly then
- go in tortoise setting -->context menu --> check the click on hide Menus for the unversioned path
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1591756/ignoring-eclipse-project-files-in-svn-project