Re: Committing files from an older revision

On 2005-05-06 11:25:09 +1000, Steve Williams wrote:
> - check out HEAD revision.
> - do a reverse merge of the versions you want to remove.
> - commit.

But is it cheap? That is, does it take a constant space in the
repository, whatever the changes have been made? I don't think
so, and this doesn't remove the corresponding history either
(not from the repository of course, but for the fixed version).
I'd thought that a "svn cp -rREV" would be a better solution,
if it works (one probably needs a "svn delete" first).

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