I'm developing a Java application using Eclipse. My project has two source directories that are both built and then some files are copied into the output folder. From the output directory I then run my application and all works well.
However, I keep having these warnings:
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Anyone know how to get rid of these warnings? Maybe by excluding some files, maybe based on the .svn extension or filename, from the build process? If so, how would I go about excluding those?
Have you tried to add
**/.svn/
to the Exclusion patterns at the Source preferences of the project's build path settings?
You could also try installing the Subversion plugin (Subclipse) for Eclipse.
Sure, that easy: at Project Properties -- Java Build Path you can add exclusion filters on every source folder. There, you can add an exclusion pattern as *.svn
That sounds like your building process is using versionned directory within your subversion workspace.
Should you not have your 'output' folder and/or your 'tst' folder be made 'private' ? (that is without any .svn, and ignored by subversion)
Right click on the source file > Build Path > Exclude.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/225375/in-eclipse-how-can-i-exclude-some-files-maybe-based-on-the-svn-extension-or-f