Powershell And Svn

I often delete versioned files from Visual Studio without great care for the source control impact. However I eventually have to go through and clean up the mess I made by not properly deleting the files from svn as well as on disk. When you delete a file physically but not in SVN, SVN willl declare the file missing.

For a couple of files a quick “svn delete foo.txt” will take care of the problem. When there are lots of files this is tedious and prone to error. That is, unless you have powershell.

# Used to do a "svn delete" on all missing files  
function SvnRemoveMissing()  
{  
    $data = & svn status  
    foreach ( $entry in $data )  
    {  
        if ( $entry -match "^!\s+(.*)$" )  
        {  
            & svn delete $($matches[1])  
        }  
    }  
}