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I have an SVN repository with a folder called archives, and this folder contains more than 3 GB of files.

Now, I don't need this folder for working (I've uploaded it to the SVN repository because of a mistake. These files are required only on the running application, not the source).

I've deleted the folder (svn rm ...), and, now my working copy have 3 GB less space used (the space from the archives folder deleted), but the .svn/pristine folder from the parent maintains the same used space.

How can I delete / clean this folder? I don't need this cache at the local working copy.

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Run svn cleanup. This will cause SVN to remove files from the .svn folder that are no longer being tracked by your working copy. See this answer from one of the SVN developers.

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    svn cleanup doesn't clean these folder. I've tried all options (from tortoiseSVN), i've lost even my .idea folder, but the .svn folder mantains it's size on 3gb. – Sakura Kinomoto Feb 06 '15 at 15:39