Performing SVN Cleanup from the Command Line

Question

I want to clean up SVN from the command line. However, I cannot do this in the root folder, since it takes a long time to clean up, and secondly, the memory runs out on the computer.

I have more than 60 folders that should be cleaned up. I wrote a script that selects one folder at a time and cleans it up.

The problem is that after each cleaning, a pop-up message appears stating that the cleaning was successful. But this pop-up message blocks the execution of the script until I click OK on it.

Is there an option not to have this pop-up message if the cleanup succeeds?

Answer 1

--non-interactive (: ):

svn cleanup --non-interactive

Answer 2

.bat ;

CD C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\
START TortoiseProc.exe /command:cleanup /path:"YourDirectory" /cleanup /externals /noui /closeonend:2