If you mean that you checked out something into an already existing
directory with many large files, then you just need to delete the .svn
directory and TSVN will no longer consider it a working copy.
If any subdirectories were checked out, they'll still be considered
working copies unless you delete them (or delete their .svn
directories also).
You'll also need to manually delete any extra files that the checked
created in your directory.
Note: if you can't see the .svn folders, you may need to turn on 'Show
Hidden Files and Folders' (Explorer: Tools -> Folder Options ->
View[TAB]). (Windows XP - Vista is probably similar).
If you meant something else, I apologize.
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 12:34 PM, henry2304 <henrylin_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, is there some way to unversion folders/files? I just checked out
> a file into a really big folder, which has a lot of stuff (500megs) in
> it, and then the big folder became versioned. I didn't really want
> the big folder to become versioned, though. I heard to unversion
> something, you can copy/export the folder to get a new folder to get
> an unversioned copy, and then delete the versioned copy. I don't
> really want to copy/delete all 500 megs, as that will take some time,
> though. Is there a better way? If that feature isn't implemented,
> it'd be a really nice one to have.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Henry
>
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