Rails - Oct 2006 - Subversion handling of .AppleDouble etc in mixed OSX, Linux environment

Hi,

Can some one point me to some resources on managing a mixed OSX and
Linux environment (Linux desktops and OSX laptops). When it comes to
.AppleDouble, :2eDS_Store etc what happens when folks are commiting
from both OSes?

When a project is created on Linux and imported into svn and co''d to
OSX or the other way around how are these hidden files versioned?  In
the first case does this cause problems on the OSX side? If a
developer on Linux modifies or deletes a file its .AppleDouble would
remain, so would this wreak havoc on OSX?

I''d appreciate hearing about your experience in this sort of
environment.

Thanks a lot,

bakki

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What worked for me was to set the svn:ignore property (recursively) on 
my entire project to:
.AppleDouble
*2e_*

Then if I am working on the Mac and it creates .AppleDouble, 
:2eDS_Store, and so forth, I don''t need to worry about them cluttering 
up the repository. The Mac doesn''t actually need them, as far as I can 
tell, and will recreate them the next time I edit files in that 
directory from the Mac anyway.

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Chris,

That sounds like a great approach. I''ll try it. Thank you very much.

Did you also add ''Network Trash Folder'' and
''Temporary Items'' to
svn:ignore? I see them when doing a finder copy to a linux
volume...and probably they won''t show  in a svn commit right?

bakki

On 10/24/06, Chris Gernon
<rails-mailing-list-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
>
> What worked for me was to set the svn:ignore property (recursively) on
> my entire project to:
> .AppleDouble
> *2e_*
>
> Then if I am working on the Mac and it creates .AppleDouble,
> :2eDS_Store, and so forth, I don''t need to worry about them
cluttering
> up the repository. The Mac doesn''t actually need them, as far as I
can
> tell, and will recreate them the next time I edit files in that
> directory from the Mac anyway.
>
> --
> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
>
> >
>
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Bakki Kudva wrote:
> Did you also add ''Network Trash Folder'' and
''Temporary Items'' to
> svn:ignore? I see them when doing a finder copy to a linux
> volume...and probably they won''t show  in a svn commit right?
For some reason those haven''t shown up for me. I''m guessing
this is just
a coincidence; I''ve probably never done a Finder copy to the Linux 
volume and never realized it. (These days I tend to do most of my 
development on the Mac, commit to the repository, and then svn update on 
the Linux server.)

If you do see those showing up for you, though, by all means, add them. 
Generally speaking, you don''t want anything in your repository that 
isn''t part of the actual application itself.

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