cro said:

I've got a question about Subversion. If I have a vs2008 solution on subversion and I use TortoiseSVN, check out and compile now I have a debug folder, the intellisense DB, project file user option, etc.,  that I don't whant to be source control. How do you handle that ?

The easiest would be to go to your TortoiseSVN Settings windows (Right click somewhere > TortoiseSVN > Settings) and insert something along the lines of:

bin obj .suo .user

Into the "Global ignore pattern" field.

Alternatively you can control ignore patterns on individual folders by right clicking on a subversioned folder, and going to the TortoiseSVN > Properties dialog, where you can add the svn:ignore property.

Global will work most of the time, but it is a client setting, where as the svn:ignore property will be commited to the repository and work for all users.