Remove vestigial SVN files #75
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When we are 100% happy with the SVN --> git migration...
SVN relies on many duplicate copies of files, that are not needed under git. This bloats the repository size.
tag
subdirectories (tags have already been setup on Git).branches
under git, and copy files out of subdirectories into their own branch.trunk
subdirectories. This may require fixing relative and absolute file path references.SVN
,//svn.
, etc.Question for the Dev community:
We have 1.73, and also SVN tagged versions for 1.68 and 1.71. I propose removing the latter two.
Maybe it is kept for some compatibility, like old FASM in autobuild toolchain, or something like that.
Otherwise - I don't see practical reason in keeping it. But I may be wrong.
I believe they can be safely removed
Thanks @Burer and @dunkaist for feedback. PR raised #268