I just love
git clean -xfd
but you just don’t get that with Subversion. Instead from your Bash shell (or Cygwin) prompt you can do:
svn status --no-ignore | egrep '^[?I]' | cut -c9- | sudo xargs -d \\n rm -r
I got that last one from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/239340/automatically-remove-subversion-unversioned-files
Oh, and on that same post, for PowerShell users I found
function svnclean{
svn status | foreach { if($_.StartsWith("?")) {Remove-Item $_.substring(8) -Verbose}
}
I could resist saving these two snippets, I know I will need them.