Remove all subversion info from a working copy

If you want to make a plain directory out of a working copy, you could use the svn export command and then delete the working copy. But if you’re running under a *NIX system with a bash shell, it might be quicker to just go

find . -name ".svn" -type d -exec rm -Rf {} \;

inside the top level folder of your working copy. This goes through every subfolder of your working copy and gets rid of the .svn directory that makes your files a subversion working copy.