During package publication, Integration Server includes all files associated with the items being published. In some cases, this includes files that are not required for the package to function. For example, when the publishing Integration Server uses Subversion to maintain files, the package contains read-only .svn files. If you are publishing the package as a full or partial replacement for a package of the same name on another Integration Server and that Integration Server also uses Subversion, then the read-only .svn files from the publishing Integration Server do not replace the read-only .svn files on the subscribing server, and the publishing action will fail.

Integration Server provides the watt.server.createPackage.ignorePattern configuration parameter with which you can specify the types of files you do not want Integration Server to include when publishing packages.

For more information about watt.server.createPackage.ignorePattern, see watt.server..