Re: [ptp-user] sync single remote director out of many directories

[John Eblen <jeblen@xxxxxxx>]

Hi

Only files that are not filtered should be packed and sent, so I don't think that is the problem.

Do you create the filter inside the new project wizard? If not, then the first sync will synchronize

everything. Also, filtering so that only certain files are sync'ed is a little tricky. It is not enough

to just have include patterns for those files. You first need a pattern that excludes all files. Then the

include patterns become exceptions to that pattern. Could you send the patterns that you use?

Synchronized projects ignore the gitignore file to avoid conflicts with the project's version control,

so that will not work.

John

On Fri, Jan 15, 2016 at 3:31 PM, Sorensen, Henrik <Henrik.Sorensen@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I am fairly new to PTP.

 

I have a need to synchronize just a few sub directories out of a large directory structure.

 

Remote :

/a0

!---/b0

!---/b1

!---/b2

!---/b3

  

 

Locally I want to see these two directories:

/a0/b1

/a0/b3

 

Even when defining the filters to include just b1 and b3 directory the sync operation runs out of space.

This leads me to think if the filters only applied locally and the ptp sync packs the whole remote directory and send to local ?

 

Is there a way to achieve this beside creating a remote project per directory I am interested in?

 

Is it safe to create a .gitignore file on the remote system that simply ignores the directories I am not interested in (of course keeping the .ptp-sync/ entry) ?

 

 

Thanks

Henrik

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