Problem: As of recently, If I add a new file to a checked out repository, the added file defaults to ignored and does not show in the list of files during commit.
Reproduce: 1) Create a new file in a checked out folder. 2) The icon overly for the file is that of 'ignore' 3) Commit 4) The added file does not show in the list of files to commit
Troubleshooting: I suspect I've accidentally set a global or project ignore setting but I can't find it.
(Here is my global ignore list)
*.o *.lo *.la *.al .libs *.so *.so.[0-9]* *.a *.pyc *.pyo *.rej *~ #*# .#* .*.swp .DS_Store Thumbs.db .vs Outputx86 x86 Debug Release obj bin *.user *.DotSettings *.cache new.lzip VERSION Output *.suo *cache *.mybackup *-cache *-SetupFiles
(I've done quite a bit of searching before asking this question but couldn't find an answer that suited.)
Edit: I've verified that it is only against this checkout...but I can't seem to find anything amiss in ignore under the svn-properties for the folder. I even tried removind the ignore field of the properties, to no avail.
Solved: Thanks to Gene for the help. It turns out that someone had accidentally did a recursive ignore on the main checkout folder. There was an entry, " .vs * ", with a space between the two that was very hard to find. To see the ignore properties for a folder, right click on the folder and select SVN=>Properties. Note that ignore properties are inherited from global ignore settings, and parent folders.
SVN combines your global ignore list with the ignore list in the current directory and checked out directories above. Is it possible that one of these directories ignores the files you are trying to add?
Look especially for a space in the wrong place, for example between the * and .o in *.o