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Re: after checked out an old revision...

From: Lorenz <lorenznl_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 07:27:59 +0000

Steven Woody wrote:
>the head is 100, and i checked out an old revision, say 95, and
>finished many changes on the working copy. now, if i want to commit my
>working copy as revision 101 and do not take care anything from r95 to
>r100, what should i do?

depends how you want your history to look like.

With the methode Ryan describes, the changes and the fact that you
removed them again will show up in the log.

If you don't want the removed changes to show up in the log, you
alternatively can delete the folder in the repository (-> 101) and
reinstate it as a copy off of your working copy. That creates 102 as a
copy of 95 including your local changes.
If you want the copy to show up without modifications, you can first
do the copy in the repo (-> 102), switch you working copy to that
revision and then commit your changes (-> 103).

-- 
Lorenz
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