Today you need to migrate subdirectories from one repository to the new repository, so you don't need to keep the log information, so just submit the latest code.
For the removal of SVN information in the directory, find some methods on the web and practice the following:
Under Linux
Deleting these directories is simple and the command is as follows
Find. -type d-name ". SVN" |xargs RM-RF
Or
Find. -type d-iname ". SVN"-exec rm-rf {} \;
You can use the following batch scripts under Windows
@echo off
Echo ***********************************************************
echo Clears SVN version information
Echo ***********************************************************
: Start
:: Start the process, switch directories
Set pwd=%cd%
If not exist%1 echo specified directory does not exist & Goto end
CD%1
Echo working directory is:& chdir
: input
:: Get input, process according to input
Set source=:
set/p source= Are you sure you want to know the. SVN information in the current directory? [y/n/q]
Set "Source=%source:" =% "
If "%source%" = = "Y" goto clean
If "%source%" = = "Y" goto clean
If "%source%" = = "n" Goto Noclean
If "%source%" = = "N" goto Noclean
If "%source%" = = "Q" goto end
If "%source%" = = "Q" goto end
Goto input
: Clean
:: Master process, performing cleanup work
@echo on
@for/d/R%%c in (. svn) do @if exist%%c (rd/s/q%%c & Echo Delete directory%%c)
@echo off
echo "SVN information in current directory cleared"
Goto END
: Noclean
:: Branching process, canceling cleanup work
echo "SVN information clear Operation canceled"
Goto END
: End
:: Exit Program
CD "%pwd%"
Pause
Clears the SVN information from the directory