How to not send Target files

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When Syncronize in my project on SVN it appears a giant list with the files of Target where if I try to give commit of error.

How to make SVN ignore these files?

I’m using the Eclipse SVN.

eclipse svn

  • Are you having problems with the svn:ignore Or you don’t know this resource?

  • @bigown The option appears disabled both on my pc and on the staff of my team.

  • I don’t know Eclipse but I can try to give you a solution.

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I don’t know Eclipse but I think you should do this manually on the command line:

svn propset svn:ignore Target .

svn:ignore is the property that does what you want.

Use propedit if you need to change.

If you want to ignore certain file types and not a folder:

svn propset svn:ignore "*.txt" .

  • But this command I run on my machine or on the server?

  • Usually on your machine. It is possible to use on the server as well, but it does not seem to be your case.

  • I’ll test it here.

  • I managed to run, but say that my svn is in an old version, and I have to download a new one. I can turn around from here, thanks!

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I know the question is old, but as I needed it now and I was able to find the answer, I would like to leave it on record for future research.

You can include directories you don’t want to send to SVN at Eclipse in Windows → Preference → Team → Ignored Resources.

Click on AddPattern and type target or the desired folder name.

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