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3/10/2010 11:18 AM
 

 I am using SVN for source code while I am developing a module.  How can I keep DNN from including the .svn folder and its files when packaging the module? 

 
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3/10/2010 12:30 PM
 

When you are packaging the module you can tell it which files to include. I also use NANT scripts for packaging modules I develop, you can download the Wiki source code from http://dnnwiki.codeplex.com to get an example of the NANT script and modify it for your own use if you want. I find it much easier to use than going through the packager every time.


Chris Hammond
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