#!/bin/bash
find . -name ".cvsignore" -print | sed "s/\/.cvsignore//" | tee ignoredirs.txt
for i in `cat ignoredirs.txt`
do
echo Processing $i/.cvsignore
svn propset svn:ignore -F "$i/.cvsignore" "$i"
svn remove "$i/.cvsignore"
done
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Converting .cvsignore file to Subversion svn:ignore property
If you have converted a cvs repository to a Subversion repository and need to convert .cvsignore files to subversion svn:ignore properties then the following script should be useful to you. Note that it probably doesn't handle spaces in filenames.
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I suspected that there was such a trick, and thanks for showing it.
You can also use
-exec dirname '{}' ';'
on the find command to trim it down to just the directory names.
The only suggestion, as far as the spaces problem is concerned, is to translated the blanks into 'illegal characters' and then strip them again when they come out of the for loop.
tr ' ' '#' | tee ignoreddirs.txt
for i ...
do
dir=`echo $i | tr '#' ' '`
...
done
Use
... | while read i
instead of a temporary file.
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