RE: Basic question about TortoiseSVN versioning

> I am new with TortoiseSVN and have a basic question about how it works in
> the background.
>
> Imagine a scenario when you develop an app and just just finished your day
> at work so you want to upload 100 modified files to the repo. At the next
> morning you realize that one out of those 100 files you have changed
> yesterday is faulty so you have to go back to the previous version.
>
> It is very easy to do with tool like Perforce because you just reving back
> that individual file, but in TortoiseSVN if you go back one rev then all
> the hundred files go back one rev.
>
> Now! I am pretty sure there must be a solution to this problem, I just
> couldnt find it. How to do that?

Yes, you can just reverse out the changes to one file. Two ways. You can either get the previous rev of the file in question... or you can do a reverse merge of just that file. Generally you do this from the revision log. See section 4.9 of the TSVN help.

BOb

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Received on 2010-04-09 18:33:27 CEST