Take the 2-minute tour ×  I want to delete every "_svn" in every
folder and subfolder...  For example   Then I run something like
rm-recurse c:\proyect1 _svn  And I should get:   The ideal thing
would be a tiny stand-alone EXE or something like that.  --
Thanks Grant, as soon as I posted the question I saw SVN
documentation about the SVN export command, but I also want to
delete the _vti_* folders stuff Visual Studio creates, so I'll
also explore the for solution.  share|improve this question
Please reword this in the form of a question; are you asking for
help in developing a tool to do this, or do you wish to know if
any such tools are available? –  Rob Feb 6 '09 at 17:53 just
create a .bat file. :-) –  MarlonRibunal Feb 6 '09 at 17:54 .bat
files don't solve all Windows problems. Sometimes you have to
fill them with commands and stuff first. –  Grant Feb 6 '09 at
17:57  8 Answers 8  up vote 60 down vote accepted  Similar to
BlackTigerX's "for", I was going to suggest  for /d /r . %d in
(_svn) do @if exist