Standard .gitignore file & transform script for svn global-ignores

.gitignore

# .gitignore for .NET projects
# Thanks to Derick Bailey
# http://www.lostechies.com/blogs/derickbailey/archive/2009/05/18/a-net-c-developer-s-gitignore-file.aspx
# Additional Thanks to 
# - Alexey Abramov

# Standard VS.NET and ReSharper Foo
obj
bin
*.csproj.user
*ReSharper*
*resharper*
*.suo
*.cache
*Thumbs.db

# Exclude NuGet packages folder
!nuget.exe #Except for nuget.exe
packages/

# Stylecop things
SourceAnalysisViolations.xml 
*.SourceAnalysis

# Other useful stuff
*.bak
*.cache
*.log
*.tmp
*.swp
*.user
_compareTemp
_notes
aspnet_client
httpd.parse.errors
*.webinfo
*.InstallLog 
*.InstallState 

# NCrunch files
*.crunchproject.local.xml
*.crunchsolution.local.xml

# Office Temp Files
~$* 

# If you have a deploy folder
deploy
deploy/*

# Exclude ALL compiled files?
*.dll
*.exe
*.pdb

# Exclude svn folders for the freaks that put a git repo in the root of an svn working copy. (git-svn hates externals...)
.svn
.svn/*

# Exclude vss files
*.*scc

# SQL Server management studio stuff
*.sqlsuo

# Monodevelop excludes
*.usertasks
*.userprefs 

# Visual Basic 6 excludes
*.vbw

apply_to_svn_config.ps1

# ###################################################################################
# Powershell script to transform the .gitignore config to be subversion compatible and 
# apply it to the subversion global-ignores configuration.
#
# Author: Filip De Vos
# Last updated: 3 Oct 2011 
# 
# License: WTFPL 
#
# Compatibility: Tested on Windows 7 with 'powershell apply_to_svn_config.ps1'
#
# to use this script just call it from the same folder as your .gitignore file.
# If you don't like specifying the full path to the script you need to enable 
# the executionpolicy remotesigned
#
# Notes: This script is very naive because I totally stink at powershell scripting.
#
# ###################################################################################

$content = get-content .gitignore | Where-Object {$_ -notlike '#*'}
$line = [string]::join(" ", $content)
$path = $env:USERPROFILE + "\AppData\Roaming\Subversion\config"
(Get-Content ($path)) | Foreach-Object {$_ -replace '^global-ignores = .*$', ("global-ignores = " + $line)} | Set-Content ($path) 

apply_to_svn_config.sh

#!/bin/sh

# ###################################################################################
# Shell script to transform the .gitignore config to be subversion compatible and 
# apply it to the subversion global-ignores configuration.
#
# Author: Filip De Vos
# Last updated: Jan 26 2010
# 
# License: WTFPL
#
# Compatibility: Tested on Windows 7 from the msysgit bash shell.
#
# to use this script just call it from the same folder as your .gitignore file
# you might have to make it executable with chmod +x apply_to_svn_config.sh
#
# Notes: This script is very naive because I totally stink at bash scripting.
#
# ###################################################################################

sed "s%^.*global-ignores =.*%global-ignores = .git `cat .gitignore | sed -e "/^#/d" | tr '\r\n' ' '`%g" ~/.subversion/config > updated_config
cp updated_config ~/.subversion/config 
sed "s%^.*global-ignores =.*%global-ignores = .git `cat .gitignore | sed -e "/^#/d" | tr '\r\n' ' '`%g" ~/AppData/Roaming/Subversion/config > updated_config
cp updated_config ~/AppData/Roaming/Subversion/config 
rm updated_config