An AppleScript droplet that removes the ‘.svn’ folders from the folder you drop onto it.
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SVN Zapper
Last reply was December 30, 2008
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Alex – is this recursive?
Yep.
[...] also found an AppleScript named SVN Zapper from Alex King that appears to do the same [...]
Curious, why would you want to remove the .svn folders? Aren’t they used to keep your copy of the code synchronized? (Sorry, I am new to subversion).
If anyone still ends up here in search of a solution you can just you this command in the terminal:
find . -name “.svn” -exec rm -rf {} \;
Especially since this app only works in “classic”.
New version should work fine with OS X 10.5.x. Thanks Adam.
[...] to Adam Tow, I’ve got a newly updated version of SVN Zapper available. This version should be nicely compatible with Mac OS X [...]
I still see the usefulness of this, but as a sidenote if you have access to the SVN repo and are doing a checkout, you can instead to an “svn export” to checkout the project without all of the .svn folders, or any svn functionality at all for the matter.