title: Will svn delete --keep-local also keep the file from being removed on update?
body: <p>I've seen plenty of great answers on SO about using svn delete with the --keep-local flag to keep the file locally while deleting it in the repository.  Unfortunately, I'm unable to find any information on whether the file will be removed from co-workers machines when they update because the file has been deleted from svn.</p>
  
  <p>We have a project where the eclipse .project and some .settings files have been committed.  We don't want that, so I'm attempting to remove them.  If I do an svn delete --keep-local on the .project file, then I'm sure it'll keep it on my system, but will it wipe it out on the systems of my co-workers, thereby killing their eclipse project?</p>
  
  <p>Optionally, is there a way for me to svn:ignore a versioned file without having to remove it from source control first?</p>