Re: Can

On 12 May 2011 15:56, Jon Zucker <jzucker_at_alpha-sys.com> wrote:
> I used TortoiseSVN to merge changes from one branch into my working copy. Before I committed, I noticed a significant problem, so I tried to "undo". I did a "Revert" operation to restore my working copy to the state it was in before I did the merge.
>
> Later, I tried to do the merge again. However, SVN seems to behave as if the merge has already been done. It does not pull any of the requested changes from the selected branch into my working copy.
>
> How can I *really* undo the merge/revert that I did previously, so that I can re-merge?

The merge history is marked using the svn:mergeinfo property of the
parent directory. Make sure you revert the directory itself, not just
the files.

Simon

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