Re: Deleting SVN trees

2008/7/7 Rob Moore <robm_at_zuken.co.uk>:
> Hi again,
>
> another question …
>
> This may be an enhancement request...
>
> Is there a command to remove a directory (and it's sub directories) from my
> local SVN copy?
>
> I don't want to delete it from the repository but, for example, I have
> finished working on
>
> it so I wish to tidy up and reclaim the disk space without having to
> recreate the whole SVN tree.
>
> If I just the delete the directory locally the svn tree gets marked in error
> and the directory
>
> & contents gets recreated on the next update!

Not yet. The sparse directories feature allow you to select which
parts of the tree you checkout, but at present there is no way to go
back to a lower level of recursivity (is that a word?). I think the
subversion team are planning to add that for 1.6, which is aimed for
the end of this year.

Simon

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