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Automatically ignore Xcode build and .pbxuser/.mode1v3 files

When dealing with Xcode projects in Cornerstone it would be really nice if there was a global option to automatically ignore the build folders and .mode1v3/.pbxuser files (the user specific config files inside the .xcodeproj bundle). It's a big pain to have to go and ignore these three things every single time I create a new project (or add an existing project to my repository).

Adding user defined global ignores that would allow one to ignore *.mode1v3/*.pbxuser and build folders might also be a reasonable option.

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      • BrunoBruno commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        It will be nice for this configuration to be enabled (ignoring .mode1v3) by default. Or some question asking which tools we will work. I would answer Im a xcode developer and these restrictions would be applied. Thanks

      • jowiejowie commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        @zenna - shouldn't this request now be closed since it is already available in the Preferences?

      • nklheadnklhead commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        This would be very helpful to have in the preferences.

        Would also be nice to have an 'ignore' right-click menu that gave you the option of ignoring by file extension in that folder, by file extension globally, and of course ignoring that name globally. Maybe even have a popup that lets you tweak the ignore filter & options before saving & applying the filter.

      • wtextorwtextor commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        This feature is not necessary, because Subversion already supports it, and Cornerstone respects the Subversion configuration. Just edit ~/.subversion/config, enable the "global-ignores" setting and add whatever you like.
        However, it would be nice (and easy to implement), if Cornerstone would allow editing this file with your favorite editor from the Preferences dialog. This is what TortoiseSVN does.

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