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Deleting some directories recursively (i.e. .svn folders when you start a new project)

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How to delete all the .svn folders using a simple batch file
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If you still have access to the SVN server, you can use SVN export to get a copy of the committed files that don't have any .svn clutter in it.
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First Posted 10 Jul 2011
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