Stripping .svn directories

["Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor)" <wa...@fhu.disa.mil>]

Anyone know a good way to automate a recursive delete of .svn subdirectories
from a tree on the Win2k platform?

The build process for my java project has a step that creates a .war file
(Web ARchive) from a directory tree, and I'd rather not deploy a bunch of
.svn directories along with the product. So I'll need to make a step to copy
the tree to a temprary place, strip the .svn stuff, then use that as the
source.

Thanks!

--- Eric

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Re: Stripping .svn directories

[Scott Lamb <sl...@slamb.org>]

Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor) wrote:
> The build process for my java project has a step that creates a .war file
> (Web ARchive) from a directory tree, and I'd rather not deploy a bunch of
> .svn directories along with the product. So I'll need to make a step to copy
> the tree to a temprary place, strip the .svn stuff, then use that as the
> source.

Are you using ant? Anything recent should strip out .svn automatically. 
I sent in a patch over a year ago to add it to the default excludes, and 
they applied it with 1.5 or something.

Scott


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[OT] Re: Stripping .svn directories

[François Beausoleil <fb...@users.sourceforge.net>]

Have you forgotten that the war task can accept a fileset ?  And the 
fileset can accept a exclude name="**/.svn/**" ?

Hope that helps,
François

Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor) wrote:
> Anyone know a good way to automate a recursive delete of .svn subdirectories
> from a tree on the Win2k platform?
> 
> The build process for my java project has a step that creates a .war file
> (Web ARchive) from a directory tree, and I'd rather not deploy a bunch of
> .svn directories along with the product. So I'll need to make a step to copy
> the tree to a temprary place, strip the .svn stuff, then use that as the
> source.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> --- Eric
> 
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Re: Stripping .svn directories

[Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>]

"Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor)" <wa...@fhu.disa.mil> writes:

> Anyone know a good way to automate a recursive delete of .svn subdirectories
> from a tree on the Win2k platform?
> 
> The build process for my java project has a step that creates a .war file
> (Web ARchive) from a directory tree, and I'd rather not deploy a bunch of
> .svn directories along with the product. So I'll need to make a step to copy
> the tree to a temprary place, strip the .svn stuff, then use that as the
> source.

Wanna try 'svn export' instead?  :-)



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