.svn folders and files -

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my developer has emailed me compressed folder of project. since not available @ moment, want know if folder he's emailed me contains .svn files or folders.

i want deploy folder(project) production server want without .svn mess.

at first glance on uncompressing folder don't see .svn file or folder there.

so mean doesn't contain svn related mess?

and mean normal copy , not working copy developer's computer or else either has rid off svn through export or manually?

if there no .svn folder then, yes there no subversion technical data (i.e.: mess) in archive. on unix, linux or cygwin on windows can run following command root directory find , .svn dir:

find . -name .svn -type d

without cygwin on windows can right click on root directory, select search type .svn in search files or folders named:, check type in search options , select folder in drop-down menu. click search now , voilà.

if nothing comes out of command there no subversion technical data in developer's delivery.

it don't know how developer did did using svn export command. command let either export url or working copy there no way tell exact origin of archive.


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