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I have a directory with many sub-directories. In each folder there is a subversion folder (.svn).
Is there a command in windows that will go through each folder and sub-directory and delete the .svn folder?
Or will I have to create a script or do it manually?
Use the
svn exportcommand to export a Subversion working copy into a new “clean” directory structure that doesn’t have the.svndirectories.