Re: Can't find equivalent to "CVS release -d"

Steven Moore wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm a CVS user who is changing to SVN, the only thing I'm finding
> missing is an ability to delete your working copy. From what I can
> gather, the SVN repository tracks checkouts, so I didn't want to delete
> it manually. Is there any way to tell the repository you no longer have
> a working copy, or is it okay to delete manually.
> I can't find out how to do it in the book or the FAQ.

There is no tracking of checkouts. Just delete the working copy manually.

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Sly
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