How to delete everything except .svn directories?

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Published on 2010-08-02T18:55:50Z Indexed on 2011/01/07 2:55 UTC
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I have quite complex directory tree. There are many subdirectories, in those subdirectories beside other files and directories are ".svn" directories.

Now, under linux I want to delete all files and directories except the .svn directories.

I found many solutions about opposite behaviour - deleting all .svn directories in the tree. Can somebody quote me the correct answer for deleting everything except .svn?

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