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Originally Posted by speed
If you are on Windows then the best client I've found so far is TortoiseSVN | The coolest Interface to (Sub)Version Control with that you can browse the repository from the right click content menu in explorer and delete the folder directly from the repository. Once you update the working copy the folder should be removed form the working copy. |
I use Tortoise SVN, seems to work fine!
One of the things that I am not clear about, is the naming of the different sections. There appear to be 3 lots of code:
1) on my computer
2) "stored within SVN"
3) on the live site.
I understand 1 to be "working copy", 2 to be repository, but don't know what the "live site code" is known as within SVN.
I took a copy of the working copy folder, then used TortoiseSVN to "delete". It deleted all the files. But I don't know what to do next.
I would assume that I have to tell the repository that I have made changes, but can't see how to do that. Alternatively, should I just copy the deleted folder back from where I stored it? Then do what?
Of course I need this folder, when SVN deals with it correctly, to appear on the live site.