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I have committed my changes accidentally on mainline. Now i want to revert the last two changes committed to the svn server by me. It seems "revert" command will undo changes in only my working copy. ...
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I had a colleague that committed work to the trunk folder whilst I continued to work on a branch. Initially we thought the ideas will be used, but later realized that we would rather leave it for ...
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I'm working on a project with a friend and I want to return to an older version of our code and set it to be the current. How do I do it? I'm using "anksvn" on vs08. I have the version that I want ...
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I accidentally committed too many files to an SVN repository and changed some things I didn't mean to. (Sigh.) In order to revert them to their prior state, the best I could come up with was svn rm ...
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You're using subversion and you accidentally checkin some code before it's ready. For example, I often: a) checkin some code, then b) edit a little, then c) hit up, enter to repeat the previous ...
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Possible Duplicate: Subversion: Retract Accidental Checkin How do you undo a commit of a file in SVN?
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Someone in our team accidentally committed files containing a password to our repository. The password can't easily be changed. Is there a way, with full admin permissions, to delete all traces of ...
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Situation: I've got a SVN repository with lets say 100 revisions, rev. 100 being the most recent one. I've done some changes in rev. 90 which need to be reverted now. The changes in rev. 90 are self-...
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I'm using svn with my code. I want to ask, if there is any way to make checkpoints with svn? I have checkout of code on local drive. After making first part of changes I see that everything is OK. ...
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I have a revision 58092, I want to make it HEAD revision. I have 4 commits in trunk folder after 58092 revision. I tried svn merge -r 58092:HEAD but I am getting error svn: E205001: Try 'svn help ...
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I try to merge 2 branches from a SVN repository with a working copy on Ubuntu 14.04. I checked out my repository with SVN command line 1.8.8. I use also Netbeans 8.0.2 as IDE to program my project and ...
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I'm using SVN and I have a branch which was created a week ago from the trunk, I am having problems with some of the files I've changed, I used meld to check for differences, however now I'm in the ...
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I am being asked to troubleshoot an issue caused by incorrect use of subversion (as far as I can tell). Here's the history, which has been marred by some time passing, user confusion, etc. but is ...
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I am working on a project which use svn. I checkout the latest version of it in a directory (using svn checkout http://url /path/to/dest). I've done some modification, so I svn add the modified files, ...
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So I'm looking around and not seeing my specific example. Hopefully this makes sense- I'm looking for a way to delete changes that occurred in a file but in one commit and leave the changes that ...
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