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I ran into a few synchronization issues where I had to checkout my project a few times over.
A number of us are working on an android project and need to retain the proper package structure, resource files, etc… I think that all of these should be in the repository but the class/build files should be excluded, right?
Is it good practice for my team to ignore committing their .class files?
Yes, .class files produced from .java files in the same project should be ignored.
Usually you want to have a separate build folder for all your .class files to go in, and then put that whole folder in .svnignore.
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Which files do you commit and/or omit from your source control?