SVN is the most convenient version management system I think. There are many. SVN "meta data" in the svn folder. Sometimes, when packaging a project to a colleague, you need to delete these. svn files. If folders are deleted one by one, it is troublesome and easy to omit.
Today I read Jon Galloway's registry script, which is very convenient. I will share the following:
Create a text file named kill-svn-folders.reg (extension changed from txt to reg) with the following content:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Classes \ Folder \ shell \ DeleteSVN]
@ = "Delete SVN Folders"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Classes \ Folder \ shell \ DeleteSVN \ command]
@ = "Cmd.exe/c \" TITLE Removing SVN Folders in % 1 & COLOR 9A & FOR/r \ "% 1 \" % f IN (. svn) do rd/s/q \ "% f \"\""
After saving the file, double-click the reg file to write it to the Registry. After successful, right-click each folder and a "Delete SVN Folders" option will be displayed. After clicking this option, you can Delete all. svn files under this file.
It is really easy to use, so I will share it with you, but it is only used in windows.