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If there are .svn directories still present, it's likely that they just copied a working copy to their web server. You're supposed to use "svn export" to create
by gaffe 17y ago
If there are .svn directories still present, it's likely that they just copied a working copy to their web server. You're supposed to use "svn export" to create a "production" version without the .svn directories. Or just delete them. Either way, this is really VCS misuse more than anything else.
- zacharydanger 17y agoUsing subversion for deployment is a common practice. They should be blocking access to the .svn directories via web server configuration.