https://www.cnblogs.com/yelaiju/p/3145297.html
Standing on the shoulders of giants - Newton
Recently, the management style of the outsourcing company is inconsistent with the outsourcing company. As a result, the outsourcing personnel submits a large number of invalid temporary and intermediate compilation files to svn. Therefore, the project is adjusted and optimized for this matter.
Usually svn settings are done, and the default is done globally. Support server-side and client-side operations
Focus on *.so
Due to the Windows version used by the client, *.so will not be submitted by default, but it needs to be used in the NDK development process, so it needs to be removed manually. This is also a lot of projects have used so, and found that the files were missing after the update.
The above is that the svn provisioning process uses the client's global configuration, ignoring some submitted files.
[Right click]--[properties]--[new]--[other]--[property name]--[svn:ignore] or [svn:global-ignore] for engineering files
Fill in the folders and files that need to be ignored
Pay attention to capitalization
Note that I wrote two identical ones, because svn is case-sensitive, so some people on the Internet said that the settings were unsuccessful.
Another problem with svn is that just ignoring the current folder doesn't ignore the subfolder contents of the folder