I was working on a project and had copied a directory. I ended up with a Subversion issue because the original directory (and its subdirectories) were under version control. To clean things up, I needed to delete the .svn directories in my new directory and its subdirectories. Here are the steps I took to do so:
Use the find command to locate the .svn directories in the current directory and its subdirectories.
Find the .svn directories
Remove all of the .svn directories by piping the output of the find command to the rm command.
Remove the .svn directories
Use the find command once again to verify the .svn directories have indeed been removed.
Confirm the .svn directories are gone
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