Re: How to take back a revision from the trunk of a working copy?

Hello!

B. Bogart schrieb:
> The only solution I found was to copy the changes files out of the
> working copy, update to the latest revision, copy the old files back
> over the current working copy and commit.
>
> All the merge -c stuff did not solve the issue.

You can do the "svn merge -c" stuff on the repository instead of your
working copy, so this operations wouldn't be affected by your changed
files in the WC.

Afterwards do an "svn update" on your WC, so it is on the HEAD revision
but it will either keep your local changes (for files which haven't been
changed between r226 und r227) or merge them with the changes. When
merging was not successfull for certain files they will have a "C" when
running "svn status" or "svn status -q".

With best regards
Andreas Schweigstill

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