Delete all. svn files in the project on Mac OS X

Delete all. svn files in the project on Mac OS X Abstract: when developing a project, it is generally developed by multiple people. Therefore, you must use a version control tool, such as SVN. After the project development is complete, we will upload the project source code to the server, but the source code of the trial version control will contain hidden. svn files. These. svn files will have a lot of space, so I will delete the. svn files hidden in the project before uploading them. In development projects, it is generally developed by multiple people. This requires trial use of version control tools, such as SVN. After the project development is complete, we will upload the project source code to the server, but the source code of the trial version control will contain hidden. svn files. These. svn files will have a lot of space, so I will delete the. svn files hidden in the project before uploading them. For example, the project name is a zf2-app and its storage path is/Users/pary/Desktop/, which will use the following to delete all. svn files in the project. 1 sudo find/Users/pary/Desktop/zf2-app-name ". svn"-exec rm-r {}\; note that the last semicolon (;) of the command is also part of the command. If you have the same requirements, you only need to modify the path and Project (folder) Name.