Hi,
You can use svn merge -r your_actual_revision:your_desired_revision
filemane
example:
svn merge -r189:182 readme.txt
then commit.
The update will not allow you to commit...
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Errol Sayre a écrit :
> I'm trying to figure out how I can restore an older copy of a single
> file in my working copy and then commit that back to the branch I'm
> working on.
>
> From the SVN book I gather that I'm supposed to use svn merge but I'm
> just not getting it.
>
> I've "updated" my file to the older revision and can see that it's the
> revision I want, and can make changes to it. However, when I check the
> status of my working copy svn tells me there is a newer version of the
> file on the repository...
>
> How do I make this old version commit with my project as a new revision?
>
> After a few months of using SVN this is the first time I've had to do
> this and I'm totally in the dark about this process that seems more
> than a little opaque.
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
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