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Creating an Unmanaged SVN Folder

Is it possible to delete a folder from the repository so that it will not be deleted from the local user repository?

In my case, there is a directory called 'config' that should have been versioned. Now we decided to remove this directory from version control, but leave it on every personal computer (and add it to svn: ignore, by the way). The problem is that if I delete this directory using "svn delete" - it will be deleted from each computer, and I do not want this.

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The only way I know is to save it on your own working copy:

svn delete --keep-local

You are stuck because you cannot ignore a versioned file.

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