SVN, how to format a file?

I am using SVN, I want to know if it is possible to track a file in SVN? I want to say that I want to save the changes locally, I do not want to make them. Is there something similar to gitignore in SVN?

I know that I can delete a file from the repo using SVN DELETE --keep-local, this will save a local copy of the file, however it will also delete the file from the repo. I want to save this file in a repo, but I want to make sure that its changes will not be committed? Is there a way in which I can assure that changes made to a specific file are not propagated? The reason is in several cases, I accidentally made a file with my changes, which caused several problems.

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SVN . : SVN

, config.xml.tmpl config.xml . config.xml svn buildin:

svn propset svn:ignore config.xml

config.xml(, ), config.xml.tmpl

config.xml SVN, config.xml.tmpl. config.xml, .

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