Removing directories and checking out a fresh repository before a build...

Hello All,

I've recently deployed CC in both a Windows and Linux environment, and I've
found all the things that were easy to do under Linux a smidgen more
difficult under Windows.  So here is my first dilemma...

Before I start the Official Nightly Build I like to remove the project/${
project.name} directory and then use svn to check out a pristine version for
the revision that is going to be built.  Under linux I was able to do this
with the following elements in the config.xml file:

    <bootstrappers>
      <execbootstrapper command="/bin/rm" args="-rf ${cc.dir}/projects/${
project.name}" />
      <execbootstrapper command="/usr/bin/svn" args="co -q file:///fs/svn/${
project.name}/trunk ${cc.dir}/projects/${project.name}" />
    </bootstrappers>

Now, I do have UnxUtils installed on the Windows build system, so it would
be possible for me to perform the rm step. I guess we could also perform the
svn step as well, I was just wondering if anyone had a more Windows like
method for performing such operations?

Thanks.

-- 
Aquil H. Abdullah
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