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1. The PATTERN can be recursive and non-recursive.
   
   
   • A PATTERN is treated as recursive if it doesn't contain slashes "/". SubGit will recursively search all specified trunk, branches and tags directories and exclude all files whose names match to the PATTERN.
     
     A recursive example:
     
         excludePath = *.html

     SubGit will exclude all the *.html files in all the mapped directories.
      

   • A PATTERN is treated as non-recursive if it does contain one or more slashes "/". SubGit will exclude any files in trunk, branches and tags directories, paths to which match to the PATTERN.
     
     A non-recursive example:
     
         excludePath = */*.html
     
     SubGit will search for *.html files in second level directories within trunk, branches and tags directories, i.e. it will exclude the following files:

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     http://example.com/svn/project/trunk/*/*.html http://example.com/svn/project/branches/*/*/*.html http://example.com/svn/project/tags/*/*/*.html

2. A particular non-recursive PATTERN case with leading slash "/" represents a particular path to be excluded or included. E.g., if standard SVN project layout is used and svn.url is set to the following:
3. Trailing slash "/" in non-recursive PATTERN is not allowed.
4. A wildcard "*" means as any number of legal symbols. It can be used both in recursive or non-recursive patterns.
5. A question mark "?" means any one legal symbol. It can be used both in recursive or non-recursive patterns.
6. Brackets "[ ]" set a list of possible characters in the PATTERN:
7. Spaces within the PATTERN are allowed:
8. Two consecutive asterisks "**" in non-recursive PATTERN mean path of any length. That is, the PATTERN with leading asterisks:

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