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I want to check a project out of my repository without all the .svn directories. How can I do that?

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I want to check a project out of my repository without all the .svn directories. How can I do that?

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You can use the command-line svn export command to perform this task. Note that svn export does NOT create a “working copy” and should be used only in cases where you do NOT need or want to modify files and check them back into the repository (e.g., this command is often appropriate for deployment of files from a repository to a web or application server where a full, fresh checkout is performed as part of an automated/scripted deployment task). Windows users can install Cygwin (Unix shell for Windows) and its command-line Subversion client by following local instructions. Command-line Subversion clients are available for most Unix operating systems; in many cases the binaries are included in standard installations ( svn ).

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