how to keep mojoPortal minimal after svn update?

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11/30/2009 12:20:57 PM
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how to keep mojoPortal minimal after svn update?

the last question in FAQ page is:

mojoPortal is fairly large on disk, are there any files I can delete to make it smaller?

and it really helps.

but if I delete by windows explorer, after a svn update, all files will be copied back from server.

if I delete by svn client, there will still be in there,  I will have to commit it, .. .. .. forget it.

how can I delete these files from a solution forever?

11/30/2009 2:21:31 PM
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Re: how to keep mojoPortal minimal after svn update?

Hi,

That FAQ is about reducing the size of the compiled deployment files for reducing the footprint at hosting. It is not about reducing the size of the svn checkout on your development machine. I have no solution for that, if you want to work from svn you have to work from the same code tree as me.

Best,

Joe

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