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I am using TortoiseSVN on Windows.
I want to delete all files from all folders, so I can import a new source tree to find the differences including deleted files. (Quite similar to updating a vendor branch.)
What is the easiest method to do this?
Maybe the following is not too painful. Search for all files in the folder (with a *), then delete all .svn folders (but only move them to recycle bin). then delete the remaining files (for real). Restore the .svn folders from the recycle bin…
Edit: If you have to do it often, you probably should write some script that does the job…