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I have an Xcode4 project using SVN, and now want to switch to Git. But I can’t find any settings UI for this. Is it fine with just deleting .svn directory? Or should I do this with preferred way?
All that turns a plain regular folder into a Subversion working copy is the
.svnfolders. If you have a working copy and want to make it unrelated to SVN (i.e. make it a regular folder), all you need to do is delete the.svnfolders throughout the directory tree.The simplest way to do that is to perform
svn exportfrom the working copy to itself (at least with TortoiseSVN, not sure about other clients).