问题
After build, I got tons of class files in build directory which is automatically generated. I don't want to commit them, so I tried to ignore them using Team -> Add to svn:ignore, but they are already grayed out.
I tried to remove the build directory with Project -> Clean, but interestingly Subclipse still has them when I tried to commit.
What went wrong? How can I ignore the build directory in Subclipse?
回答1:
You cannot ignore a file which is already in the svn repository. Delete that file from the repository and then try it again
回答2:
I think they already got added in the version control view and not committed yet. I hope you do n't see your files in your subclipse repository. If so, try performing a project-> team -> cleanup first.
If this doesn't work, please let me know, I will share you the steps to perform the clean-up manually.
Please note: By clean, I am not referring project clean but I am referring repository cache cleanup which is maintained in .svn folder of your project folders.
回答3:
I had to revert (team -> revert) beforehand to enable the (team -> add to svn) item.
I'm not sure this is relevant to this change, but I had to execute svn update manually in order to remove some errors.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12982579/how-can-i-ignore-build-directory-in-subclipse