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I am trying to submit an ignore list for the NHibernate.Contrib project, but the form does not accept it. Here is the list I compiled, if you could enter it into the system manually:
Hosam,
I resubmitted the list with changes to three items: For each line where /Solution Items/
appears, I changed it to /Solution\ Items/
I think the parser was objecting to the space in the directory name. I took a chance and did the unix-style thing and escaped the space with a backslash. Please monitor the enlistment and be sure the ignore order is accepted in full and does what you intended. Let me know here if it doesn't work and we'll think about other options.
The ignore order won't take effect until after the next update.
Thanks!
Hosam,
Looks as if the ignore order is in-place. Do check the enlistment and be sure the ignore order is accepted in full and does what you intended.
Whoops!
Thanks!
Thank you. It seems to be working now.
I see that the NHibernate.Contrib project still has more than 865,000 lines of XML, which means that more directories need to be ignored (it only has 260,000 lines of C#). However, the ignore box only allows up to 1000 characters, which are already exhausted. Is there something that can be done for this project?
Hosam,
I hesitate to suggest this (because it's mostly a bad idea in almost all cases...) but I wonder if you could split up the single enlistment into several smaller enlistments and wonder if each enlistment would get its own 1000 character limit for ignore orders. Think about it and let me know what you decide...
Thanks!