Well, I didn't mean 'manually' in the literal sense :-)
With 97 directories to remove, doing it your way would have caused
97 revision increments - nasty. I did it slightly different by piping the
check-in message (essentially a svn list output generate by a post
commit script) into:
grep '.svn/$' | sed '/A /$REPOPATH/' | xargs svn rm
which runs a single 'svn rm' command to remove all 97 directories. Well,
depending on your implementation of xargs and the total size of the
argument list, xargs may split it into multiple invokations (3 in my case
because the $REPOPATH for each file name argument is pretty long).
roland
"HAND, Nathan"<Nathan.HAND@dewr.gov.au> writes:
> > I really don't want to manually have to do the 'svn rm ...'
> > commands on all the .svn sub-dirs of that 268 check-in (30,000 files)
>
> Then do it automatically.
>
> svn list -R file:///var/svn/ | grep /.svn | while read name ; do svn
> delete file:///$name ; done
>
> You might want to dry-run that first.
>
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