svn - Is there a way to make TortoiseSVN temporarily ignore versioned files? -

We have some configuration files that we want to keep in version control because they specify the default settings of the project: Search Path, conditionally defined etc. Unfortunately, these files are also used by IDE (Delphi 5) to keep temporary information. IDE constantly updates files during development, so that the hoarse is modified all the time to flag the working directory, even if it is possible that all this is a project to be created. Sometimes we really want to make changes to these files, for example if the project search path dependency changes, but with the vast majority of that time, they are the only source of noise.

My first idea was to apply a global neglect pattern in TortoiseSVN to check out the check files, ignore the offending file types and remove the global ignorance when I made a real change to the code that I I want to check in. It appears that if there is a version of the file already in the repository, the tortoise will not ignore it.

Is there any way I can set it up? 1) Drawing files During checkout 2) There are some means of ignoring the changes in these files. 3) If necessary, one of the ways to check important changes in files is

To allow local modification in the version-controlled configuration files, the general solution is not to keep the config file itself under version control, rather its template version is un Abstract, div class = "text" itemprop = "text"> connected

As .template filename.

The first time a developer examines the project, then they copy this file, by the file name of the copy. . Then they add the copy (non-template) to the ignore list to make sure that it is not accidentally added or committed.

Any changes that need to go into version control, are created for the template. And every time a developer finds a change in the update and the template, they have to follow the copy / rename process again. But hopefully this will not happen often.