I’m trying to ignore the screenshot images when checking a project in to TFS. By using a .tfignore file.
But I can not get it to work. The images still ends up in TFS.
MS documentation:
You have two ways to exclude files:
- Go to your Source Control Explorer and navigate to the excluded file. From there right-click on the file and delete it.
- Go to the Included Changes in Pending Changes and navigate to the excluded file. From there right-click on the file and select Exclude.
Thank you for your reply!
It’s difficult to remember to manually delete images every time we make a change to a project. We therefore want an automated solution so that no images end up in TFS. The reason this is so important is that the images can contain sensitive data.
Has this problem been solved yet? I am working with a customer who also doesn’t want screenshots of sensitive data being checked into version control. There’s got to be a robust solution for this…
Not as far as I know. I hope UiPath will make it possible to exclude screenshots in a future version.
We tried to use a tfignore file, but could not get it to work with UiPath Studio. It works with Visual Studio though.
Our temporary solution is to delete the .screenshot folder before we check into version controll (TFS).