Tortoise SVN ignoring .so files

Question

Tortoise SVN on windows is ignoring the .so files. How can I set it to not ignore them, so that I'm able to commit such files.

Rondarondeau

Are you sure you want to be committing binary files? That really is outside the scope of intended use for subversion. – Poodle

You definitely want to commit binary files which are a part of the build environment if you want a self-contained, "checkout and build", project repository. That ignore pattern is a hiccup in TortoiseSVN's default configuration. – Batting

Answer 1

Go to settings and remove *.so from Global ignore pattern.

Rondarondeau

Are you answering your own question? If so, please accept it as the answer. – Incisor

if u would have acceded your answer, i would have +1 it. promise to do so if you'll accept it in the future. – Achaea

you save me. i waste so much time in svn:ignore property – Misfit

Answer 2

When using svn on the command line and you don't want to change your settings, the --no-ignore option might me the solution (also works work svn status):

--no-ignore: disregard default and svn:ignore and svn:global-ignores property ignores

Electroshock