Bash

[Tim Blokdijk]

Anybody here that would know how to remove the ".svn" dir (and all files in it) from the current and all sub-directory's with bash?

[Kloot]

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find . -name *.svn* | xargs rm -r

[det]

That will break of any of the directories contain spaces. I would reccomend:

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find -type d -name ".svn" -exec rm -rf "{}" ";"

[Acidd_UK]

Just to show off, how about:

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for SVN_DIR in `find . -type d -name .svn`; do rm -rf $SVN_DIR; done

[det]

That will also break if any of the directories contain spaces

[Auswaschbar]

I dont know what you need it for, but what about "svn export":

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svn export ./ /tmp/svn_without_svn_dirs

[AF]

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Your post breaks forumbot

[Tim Blokdijk]

Thanks for the reply's

I'm trying to set up an effective and automated site development environment at newspring.clan-sy.com.
The idea is to have a script to replace the site with a svn revision of choice.
So the script would do a checkout of the www-root dir in svn and move it to the site dev. env. remove the .svn stuff update the database and copy extra data like the forum avatars and wiki pictures to it.

[det]

Then what Auswaschbar suggested is correct. Just use "svn export" to check out from the repo without the ".svn" dirs.

[Tim Blokdijk]

I think so to but it's nice to have an alternative to.