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How do we exclude files which follows some pattern like I want to skip hidden files ( starting with . e.g. .vmalloc.o.cmd or .mmap.o.cmd ), there are so many files which can be figured out using regex, but can not be specified one by one.
So whenever I commit I don’t want those files to sent to server.
EDIt: Do I have to do svn propset svn:ignore *.cmd in each directory ? If there is not such way ( for all directory) then why it’s not there ?
You can’t use RegEx, but wildcards should do the job nicely:
Run this on the top-level directly. Caveat: folders added after you run this command will not inherit the ignore. (So make sure to re-run the command every time you add a new folder.)