(Editing note: Since the problem is still unsolved, I have also crossposted it here: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/241406/subversion-files-added-although-svnignore-is-set)
In the base directory of my application, I have set:
$ cd .../trunk
$ svn propget svn:ignore .
log
tmp
This is to make sure, that the directories log and tmp are exempted from subversion control.
When I create many new files in my project, and want to add them to subversion, I usually do a
$ svn add --force *
I am using --force, because the new files are in several subdirectories. If I would not use --force, svn would stop looking recursively into those directories which are already under version control.
However, I just noticed that --force also seems to ignore the svn:ignore list, because this command added also files which are inside the tmp tree.
Now my questions:
(1) How would I correctly add only those new files which are somewhere below a directory which is not ignored?
(2) What is the easiest way to remove all those new files and directories which had been added below tmp and log from version control? Of course they should still be kept in the trunk.