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Is there a way to remove version control from an IntelliJ project? I could go through the directory structure and remove all the .svn files on the command line, but I just wonder if there’s a “proper” or easier way to do that?
Thanks in advance.
Can you better phrase your question…
IntellJ is an IDE. If you’re using it to download source code from a Subversion repository, try the export command instead of checkout. That will download all the source files without the
.svndirectories. Of course, you’ll be unable to check in any of your changes back into the Subversion repository.Open the repository browser, then right click on the directory instead of pressing the Checkout button on the bottom. You’ll see the export menu item. Select that, and that will checkout the source from the Subversion repository without the
.svnfolders. Of course, you won’t be able to check anything back in.