Cloaking and uncloaking repositories

You can cloak repositories to skip them when you recursively get, check in, check out, or undo check out. All subrepositories are also cloaked. For example, the Project A repository contains Code, Testing, and Documentation subrepositories. You do not use any files in the Testing repository, but you frequently recursively get the Project A repository. You can cloak the Testing repository to skip it when you get the Project A repository.

Cloaked repositories are specific to the computer they are cloaked on and the logged in user. Files in cloaked repositories are not displayed when recursively viewing files in the source file list or working directory differences.

1. Select a repository and choose Repository > Cloak Repository.

The repository is cloaked.

2. To uncloak a repository, select it and choose Repository > Uncloak Repository. The uncloaked repository is included next time you recursively get, check in, check out, or undo check out.