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    <p>As of version 2012.1, Perforce supports the <code>P4IGNORE</code> environment variable. This allows you to specify files and directories to ignore when using the commands that search for or add new files (<code>p4 add</code>, <code>p4 status</code>, and <code>p4 reconcile</code>).</p> <p>To use an ignore file, create a file in the root of your workspace and give it some meaningful name. The convention seems to be something like <em>.ignore</em> or <em>.p4ignore</em>, but anything will do (I used <em>p4ignore.txt</em> so that I can edit it with a simple double-click). Then fill it with your ignore rules. The following will ignore the the unwanted debris generated by Visual Studio:</p> <pre> # directories bin obj # files *.suo *.user </pre> <p>After you have created this file, set the <code>P4IGNORE</code> environment variable to point to it. At the command line, type something along the lines of this:</p> <pre><code>p4 set P4IGNORE=C:\somepath\p4ignore.txt </code></pre> <p><strong>Be sure to use an absolute path!</strong> The <a href="http://www.perforce.com/blog/120214/new-20121-p4ignore" rel="noreferrer">Perforce documentation</a> doesn't specify this and my first attempt did not work (on Windows anyway) because I didn't specify an absolute path.</p> <p>After doing this, any attempt to add files or directories that are in the ignore list will be rejected and you'll see a warning such as this (which they do give you the option to suppress):</p> <p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/rOL68.png" alt="P4V &#39;ignored&#39; files message"></p> <hr> <p>If you are using a version of the Perforce server previous to 2012.1, you can still do this in your client spec. The syntax of your exclusion rules is just a little off. What you want is this:</p> <pre> -//depot/Foo.../*.user //Client/Foo.../*.user -//depot/Foo...bin/... //Client/Foo...bin/... -//depot/Foo...obj/... //Client/Foo...obj/... </pre> <p>Note the missing slashes after "Foo" and before "bin" and "obj".</p>
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    1. COThat doesn't work for directories; I'm still seeing (e.g.) path\to\bin\Debug\Foo.pdb. It does work for the foo.csproj.user files, though (which it didn't seem to be yesterday) Odd.
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    2. COBut it does seem to work in the Advanced Reconcile box. What's going on here?
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    3. COWorks for me using P4V 2010.2
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