If build-number.txt is checked in, you will need to delete it from the repository. After that you have to ensure that build-number.txt does not get checked in to svn.
For the given project. Change to the project root directory and make sure it's deleted from the repository first.
svn revert build-number.txt
svn delete build-number.txt
If build-number.txt isn't n the repository, you will get errors you can ignore.
Then ensure it doesn't get checked in any more.
svn propedit svn:ignore build-number.txt
svn -m 'ingore build-number.txt' commit
To set this globally, you need to make 'build-number.txt' you will need to modify the svn server configuration. See svn documentation for the Runtime Configuration Area for specifics, but the configuration line should be something like:
global-ignores = build-number.txt
If build-number.txt is checked in, you will need to delete it from the repository. After that you have to ensure that build-number.txt does not get checked in to svn.
For the given project. Change to the project root directory and make sure it's deleted from the repository first.
If build-number.txt isn't n the repository, you will get errors you can ignore.
Then ensure it doesn't get checked in any more.
svn propedit svn:ignore build-number.txt svn -m 'ingore build-number.txt' commit
To set this globally, you need to make 'build-number.txt' you will need to modify the svn server configuration. See svn documentation for the Runtime Configuration Area for specifics, but the configuration line should be something like: