In Eclipse, how can I exclude some files (maybe based on the .svn extension or filename) from being copied to the output folder?

Have you tried to add **/. Svn/ to the Exclusion patterns at the Source preferences of the project's build path settings?

You could also try installing the Subversion plugin (Subclipse) for Eclipse.

1 Subclipse manages these components for you in eclipse so they don't interfere with your build process. – Spencer Kormos Oct 22 '08 at 17:27 I use Subversive, and generally this works too. Once I had this problems still and had to kill off my classes folder, disconnect the project from SVN, rebuild the project and then reconnect it to SVN.

This flushed whatever caused the problem in this instance. – Phantomwhale May 17 '10 at 9:36.

That sounds like your building process is using versionned directory within your subversion workspace. Should you not have your 'output' folder and/or your 'tst' folder be made 'private'? (that is without any .

Svn, and ignored by subversion).

Sure, that easy: at Project Properties -- Java Build Path you can add exclusion filters on every source folder. There, you can add an exclusion pattern as *.svn.

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