| Subject: | ingore svn on Windows won't always work |
I'm using SVN in a Windows environment, and because Windows has a hard
time with a leading dot for folder names they've been renamed using a
leading underscore (like many Windows users, I believe). So ".svn"
becomes "_svn"
Unfortunately, this means that the svn dirs aren't ignored on my
machine. I wrote the following to demonstrate:
my @files = File::Find::Rule->ignore_svn
->file()
->name( qr/\.svn-base$/i )
->in( $deploy );
and it listed files from with the _svn dirs.
Hope this is enough info. Please email me if you need anything more.