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Re: Newbie needs help with rolling back to older revision, then commiting that revision

From: croceldon <croceldon_at_gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 13:28:44 -0700 (PDT)

>
> If you first updated your working copy (with the "update" command, not
> the "update to revision" command), then your working copy was at HEAD.
> If you then to the show-log, you will see all commits you did. If you
> want to revert revisions 6 & 7, then you have to select those revisions
> (Ctrl-Click) in the top pane of the log dialog, right-click, choose
> "revert changes from these revisions".
> Then, another dialog will pop up, doing the 'reverse merge'. After that,
> your working copy will have modifications. Those modifications are
> exactly your changes you want to revert, but of course in reverse (i.e.,
> if you added a line in revision 6 & 7, that line will be removed in your
> working copy).

The paragraph above has (I think) enabled me to figure out what I need
to do.

Gentlemen, thank you both for your help.

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