You can use the .dmignore file to exclude files from source control activities. This file can be used independently or in addition to the standard Eclipse ignore preferences. See Excluding Files and Directories from Source Control for more information.
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To exclude specified files or folders using the .dmignore file, either:
Right-click on the file or file type and choose Team | Add to .dmignore. Choose if you want to exclude only this file name, all files with this extension, or a custom pattern (you can use wild cards such as * and ?). You can also apply the rule recursively.
Click OK and the entry is added to the .dmignore file in the root of your project. If the .dmignore file does not exist, it will be created.
Open the .dmignore file and add the values and patterns which you do not want to be added to source control. You can use wild cards such as * and ?.
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