Thushan Fernando Uncut

I’ve been using TortoiseSVN as my Subversion client for a while now (and TortoiseCVS for CVS) but one thing I love about the client is the global ignore filtering. Having to install TortoiseSVN on a new box today I figured I’d post this for reference, its been tweaked over the years but it covers everything I need to ignore.

*.resharperoptions Web_Data log */[Bb]in [Bb]in */obj obj */[Rr]elease */[Dd]ebug *.user *.suo *.resharper */_ReSharper.* _ReSharper.* *.bak *.dll *.pdb. *.class *.exe *.old *.scc *.vspscc *.bak *.vsp *.ncb *.aps */.int */_UpgradeReport* UpgradeLog*.XML

Updated – 16/07/2008

Thanks to my good buddy Edwin Vermeer to include the TestResults Pruning and Setup Projects output folders….

*.resharperoptions Web_Data log */[Bb]in [Bb]in */obj obj */TestResults
TestResults */[Rr]elease [Rr]elease */[Dd]ebug [Dd]ebug *.user *.suo
*.resharper */_ReSharper.* _ReSharper.* *.bak *.dll *.pdb. *.class *.exe
*.old *.scc *.vspscc *.bak *.vsp *.ncb *.aps */.int */_UpgradeReport*
UpgradeLog*.XML

Set the global options by right clicking on any folder, goto Settings in the TortoiseSVN context menu and under the General settings pane enter the above into the ‘Global ignore pattern:‘ textbox.

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