"Cleaning" Subversion Working Copy

Colleagues, I want to offer you a small script (PowerShell) that deletes all files that are not included in the repository from the Subversion working copy:

  powershell -command "(svn status --no-ignore)
   |  ?  {$ _ -match '^ [I \?]'}
   |  foreach {$ _ -replace '^. \ s +'}
   |  rm -recurse -force "

But the modification that leaves the files * .suo and * .user :
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  powershell -command "(svn status --no-ignore)
   |  ?  {$ _ -match '^ [I \?]' -and $ _ -notmatch '\ .suo $ | \ .user $'}
   |  foreach {$ _ -replace '^. \ s +'}
   |  rm -recurse -force "

What is it for? Sometimes it is very useful to do a clean build, and the svn update command on a large project runs much faster than svn checkout .

Acknowledgments

The idea belongs to my good friend, who categorically refused me to mention it :)