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Accidentally I have created file “-” (just a minus) in a directory and commited it.
I have to delete it because its causing error on other machines:
svn: Can’t convert string from ‘UTF-8’ to native encoding:
svn: ?\226?\128?\147
I can remove it from local directory using “rm -i *” or with python “os.remove(‘\xe2\x80\x93’)” but those methods do not work with “svn rm”.
How to delete such file from svn repository?
You could try
svn rm ./-It might not actually be a minus, tho’, but a similar-looking character.