This isn't news, I'm posting for my own reference as I move from computer to computer frequently as the months go by.

Here's how I set up my projects to not auto-include local or junk files when adding to SVN.

With TortoiseSVN installed, in Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer) right-click on any directory and choose TortoiseSVN -> Settings. Then under General -> Global ignore pattern, add:

thumbs.db *.user *.suo RECYCLER bin obj *.dll *.bak *.log *.~?? *.exe *.tmp *.pdb  _[Rr]e[Ss]harper* 

The equivalent setting in SVN is svn:ignore. 

Surprisingly, a lot of people forget thumbs.db, which is the Windows Explorer thumbnail metadata file that's hidden by default. It's amazing how annoying that beast is in a shared SVN repository.

Anybody else have other filters that should be added?