Re: undo add before commit?

Andy Levy wrote:
> On 8/22/07, Ron Wilson <ronw.mrmx@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Actually, Revert only applies to uncommitted changes. To undo
>> committed changes, you "Update to Revision" the files you want to undo
>> changes, then Commit those. (Unlike old fashioned system (like PVCS),
>> doing this will not create a branch; in SVN, branches must be
>> explicitly created.)
>
> "Update to revision" won't do it either AFAIK, because when you
> attempt to commit Subversion will tell you that your WC is out of
> date. You have to *copy* the file from a previous revision and then
> commit that, or perform a reverse merge.

Show log, select revision to revert to, right-click, choose "revert to
this revision" or "revert this revision". Then commit.

Stefan

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