I can think of two ways
1.
Remove the entire directory in your working copy
run "svn up", the directory will emerge with .svn dir an all.
run "svn rm <dir>" to remove it
run "svn ci" to commit changes.
2.
Remove the directory directly from the repos by doing this
"svn rm <url to dir>"
Then remove the directory in your working copy and run "svn up"
Kjell
Steve Rieger wrote:
> somebody blew away the .svn dir in one of my working copies
>
> now when i go to do svn update i get
> svn: Working copy 'cups/certs' is missing or not locked
>
> i would like to remove the cups dir as a whole from the repository how
> does one go about doing this, when the .svn dir no longer exists.
>
>
> thanx for the pointers.
>
>
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