Thanks, David. I edited the content of "dir-prop-base" in Oxygen and saved it; then after I restarted Oxygen & Subversion I was able to get the folder. NOTE: If anyone plans on doing this themselves, I ***STRONGLY*** recommend you make a backup of the "dir-prop-base" file before you try this. You might end up making things not work the way you want. On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Stephen Matlock <stephenmatlock@gmail.com>wrote:
AH! I FOUND IT!
The svn:ignore property is in a folder **above** the current folder/subfolders.
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 10:31 AM, Stephen Matlock < stephenmatlock@gmail.com> wrote:
This isn't really an Oxygen/DITA request, but since Subversion is included in Oxygen, here goes:
I use SVN to check out/in my content.
Oxygen usually creates a TMP and an OUT folder. Generally these folders contain content I don't need, so I ignore them using the SVN:ignore command in Subversion.
But one of my co-writers checked in the content in the OUT folder for one of the projects, and I need that content.
How do I reverse the SVN:ignore on a folder? I checked online & wasn't able to find anything useful or that made sense. I looked through some of the files in the .SVN folder, but I don't see anything that makes sense that I could edit to undo this.