On Tue, Mar 09, 2004 at 12:37:54PM -0800, Jeff Bowden wrote:
> Quite a few times now I have gone to add a directory of new code to a
> project with "svn add" only to realize that there were some files or
> subdirectories of files which I don't really want to add. What I end up
> doing in this case is moving some portion of the tree out of the way,
> doing an "svn update" and then moving the files I actually want to add
> back into the tree.
>
> It's kind of a pain. Does anyone have a better way? It would be cool
> if I could just "un-add" some of the files marked to be added, but I
> can't figure out any way to do this.
>
svn revert [added-file]
seems to work for me.
-- Jamie Wellnitz
Jamie.Wellnitz@emulex.com
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