recursive commands?
Philippe Lhoste
PhiLho at GMX.net
Wed Aug 5 10:21:27 BST 2009
On 05/08/2009 07:49, knubee wrote:
> bzr ignore *.*~ does not seem to descend into subdirectories
I have already *~ in the global ignore file (out of the box, IIRC), so I
tried:
bzr ignore *.*o
and added some Foo.groo files in a test hierarchy.
Actually, I first added the files and did a `bzr add --dry-run` (useful
command learned only recently) to see the Foo files.
Then I did the ignore command above and the dry-run command shown the
added files are now ignored, in the whole tree.
So if I interpret correctly my experiments (and your question), it does
"descend into subdirectories".
If I am beside the point, just say so... :-)
Note: I could have done `bzr ignore *o` if I am sure there are no
no-extension files in my tree, as it is often the case in Windows system
(which I use).
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