I'm still learning the bash shell.
I want to recursively find and remove svn files within the child directories of a given folder. I made the mistake of checking out instead of just cloning, so I'm trying to clean up my mess.
I've tried this, but I only get output of all the files found:
rm | find -name ".svn"
When I run this, I get no output and the files are still there:
find . -executable -o ! -regex '.*\.svn' -exec rm -i {} \+