hi,
have a look at the subversion book on "undoing changes" here:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/ch04s04.html
.. you can undo a changeset by merging in reverse order and then
commiting again.
in case you've got tortoisesvn, it has a menu entry for that.. just open
the log of some dir and choose the "revert changes from this revision" item.
hth, max
Edward Harvey wrote:
> I am not talking about simply "revert" because a revert is when you
> haven't committed your changes.
>
> If somebody commits a change, and later wishes to take it back, what can
> they do?
>
> One ugly option is ... Suppose I want to un-commit version 3, and
> everybody should use version 2. Then I'll update my working copy to
> version 2, and commit it again to create version 4. But I'm just
> guessing there's something cleaner and more elegant to do here, right?
>
> Thanks...
>
>
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