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Oh. My. God. Why didn’t you post this two months ago?!?! I needed to kill my .svn so I came up with:
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#!/bin/bash
recurse () {
for file in $(ls -aA $1); do
fqfn=$1/$file
[[ -d $fqfn ]] && [[ $file = ".svn" ]] &[[ -d $fqfn ]] && [[ $file != ".svn" ]] && recurse $fqfn
done ;
}
recurse $1
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Your way is sosososososo much simpler! You live and you learn…
BTW I realise there is “svn export” but I managed to kill my server and you can’t export from a local working copy.
Hahahaha…isn’t that amazing the lengths you’ll go to get a script working and then there is like one liner or one command to do it easily. I love unix!