another option is to do 'svn delete --force<name_of_deleted_folder>', if
memory serves me right
rexonf wrote:
When you accidentally manually delete a file/directory which is in svn,do an
'svn update'. This will restore the deleted files. Thendelete them properly
using 'svn delete'.
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