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If I have a working copy of a Subversion repository, is there a way to delete all unversioned or ignored files in that working copy with a single command or tool? Essentially, I'm looking for the SVN analogue to git clean . Either a command line or GUI solution (for TortoiseSVN) would be acceptable. Stefan Using TortoiseSVN: right-click on working copy folder, while holding the shift-key down choose "delete unversioned items" svn status --no-ignore | grep '^[I?]' | cut -c 9- | while IFS= read -r f; do rm -rf "$f"; done This has the following features: Both ignored and untracked files are

I have some files in my repository that should be ignored, i added them to the .gitignore but, of course, they are not removed from my repository. So my question is, is there a magic command or script using filter-branch that can rewrite my history and remove all these files easily? Or simply a command that will create a commit that will remove them ? You can remove them from the repository manually: git rm --cached file1 file2 dir/file3 Or, if you have a lot of files: git rm --cached `git ls-files -i --exclude-from=.gitignore` But this doesn't seem to work in Git Bash on Windows. It produces

This question already has an answer here: Can git ignore a specific line? 8 answers .gitignore can ignore whole files, but is there a way to ignore specific lines of code while coding? I frequently and repeatedly add the same debug lines in a project, only to have to remember to remove them before committing. I'd like to just keep the lines in the code and have git disregard them. Kache This is how you can kind of do it with git filters : Create/Open gitattributes file: <project root>/.gitattributes (will be committed into repo) OR <project root>/.git/info/attributes (won't be committed into

I have an object which I am de-serializing using ToJson<>() method from ServiceStack.Text namespace. How to omit all the GET only propeties during serialization? Is there any attribute like [Ignore] or something that I can decorate my properties with, so that they can be omitted? Thanks ServiceStack's Text serializers follows .NET's DataContract serializer behavior, which means you can ignore data members by using the opt-out [IgnoreDataMember] attribute public class Poco { public int Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } [IgnoreDataMember] public string IsIgnored { get; set; } }