Re: Reseting revisions

Hi,

On 17/12/2008, Prozac <mateo.gola_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have 11 revisions in my repository. I set up my Subversion a few
> days ago.
> I'd like do to the following:
> - remove all revisions and keep only the latest one (rev. 11)
> - change the revision number from 11 to 1.
>
> So that finally I will have only one revision (rev.1) including all
> latest changes.
> Is it possible?
>

This kind of defeats the purpose of version control. What if you need
revision 8 tomorrow?

But anyway: easiest way is to create a new repository, export from
your Working copy (or the current repository) to a temporary location
and import that into the new repository.

Then remove your working copy and do a fresh check out from the new repository.

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Regards,
Jean-Marc
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