During our internal development we have a special VS plug-in that mucks around with the AssemblyInfo.cs file during the build.

The result was that the check-in window for tortoisesvn was quickly filling up with changed AssemblyInfo.cs files no one ever wants to check-in.

This problem is “described”:http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#ignore-commit in the Subversion FAQ.

My workaround:

  • Rename AssemblyInfo.cs to AssemblyInfo.cs.template in the Subversion repository

  • Add a batch file named “prebuild.bat” to the root of the project, with the following contents:

copy %1\Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs.template %1\Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs

  • Add a Pre-build event to the project:
call "$(ProjectDir)prebuild.bat" "$(ProjectDir)"

  • Add a subversion ignore (svn:ignore) for AssemblyInfo.cs

Comments

Alex_E almost 17 years ago
Alex_E

Handy to know now that we have 8 of these in our solution. I’ve been going through and unchecking each for every SVNCommit.


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