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By default, HyperContent will make certain that the publication filesystem mirrors the build filesystem, which involves copying over new content and deleting unknown files. In some situations, you may want to have directories under the publication filesystem root which are not under HyperContent's control, for example to keep a copy of an old web site available. In order to prevent that content from being deleted, you can add this element your project definition file to instruct HyperContent to ignore a directory on the publication filesystem.

< ignore-directory >
path =
The path of the directory on the publication filesystem that should be left alone. Should begin with a '/', e.g. "/oldsite/".