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Executing SVN cleanup from command prompt

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I want to execute SVN cleanup from the command prompt. However, I cannot do it on the root folder since it takes long time to cleanup, and secondly, the machine runs out of memory.

I have 60+ folders on which cleanup has to be executed. I have written a script that picks one folder at a time and cleans it.

The problem is that after each cleanup, there is a pop-up message stating that cleanup has succeeded. But this pop-up message blocks the execution of the script until I press OK on it.

Is there a option to not have this pop-up message if the cleanup succeeds?

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Shand Avatar asked Aug 17 '11 09:08

Shand


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Try option --non-interactive (: do no interactive prompting):

svn cleanup --non-interactive
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pmod Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 16:09

pmod