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Subversion, trunk -> revert -> save problem
Posted on 2013-01-06
Hello experts!
Trunk -> made changes to some files -> committed -> noticed that it was mistake -> reverted changes -> made some new changes -> and now I want to commit
The problem is that Subversion wants me to update files before I commit.
But I do not want to update my files because I like them as they are now.
So... what can I do to commit the files the way they are now?
Thank you!
panJames
Trunk -> made changes to some files -> committed -> noticed that it was mistake -> reverted changes -> made some new changes -> and now I want to commit
The problem is that Subversion wants me to update files before I commit.
But I do not want to update my files because I like them as they are now.
So... what can I do to commit the files the way they are now?
Thank you!
panJames
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What I would do is as follows:
1) Save the files you have changed in their changed state to a different folder, well away from your trunk directory.
2) (Make sure you have done step 1 first!) Revert the changes you have made to the files you copied in step 1)
3) Update the files you reverted in step 2)
4) Copy the files you copied in step 1) over the files you have just updated in step 3)
5) Make sure your commit comment describes what you have done and why!
HTH
1) Save the files you have changed in their changed state to a different folder, well away from your trunk directory.
2) (Make sure you have done step 1 first!) Revert the changes you have made to the files you copied in step 1)
3) Update the files you reverted in step 2)
4) Copy the files you copied in step 1) over the files you have just updated in step 3)
5) Make sure your commit comment describes what you have done and why!
HTH
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