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    The other day I downloaded Versions for a test drive (svnX is cool, but I am an svn weenie and need something idiot proof). I have been using it for just over a week and am finding it great. Since I only have about 10 days left in the demo I need to decide to buy. Based on my personal limited experience it is a "no brainer".

    Anyone using Versions? Positive or negative reviews?
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      I personally like it a lot. SVN X started acting up on me and Versions.app just works.
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        Yeah, I am liking Versionsapp.

        I can’t figure out how to add svn:ignore for a directory or a file? For example I am trying to ignore .htacces as well as the entire /manager/ dir (and a few others). The manual says to use the ignore option in the contextual menu but it is never active.
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          Weird. Just noticed this. Try turning on the inspector and adding the ignore properties there. Available from contextual menu or the big blue "i" icon.
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            Hey I use svnX but Versions seems very nice too, I’ll check it out, thanks !
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              Quote from: rthrash at Jan 14, 2009, 07:55 AM

              Weird. Just noticed this. Try turning on the inspector and adding the ignore properties there. Available from contextual menu or the big blue "i" icon.
              Thanks. Now I am suffering to get the correct syntax for the ignore.

              If I try svn:ignore .htaccess it still wants to include the file when updating the working copy. Same goes for trying to exclude a dir
              svn:/path/to/dir/ doesn’t do it.
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                I have Versions installed, but primarily use Subclipse integration into Eclipse.

                But I have liked what I have used in Versions.
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