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Beschreibung, wie man einen Commit aus früheren Versionen rückgängig macht. Besonders hilfreich ist eins der Kommentare: Note that recent versions of subversion have added the -c shortcut to select one particular revision number. So the command can now be shortened to: svn merge -c -[bad_revision] [repository_url] Note the ‘-’ vefore the revision number. It’s important. -c [y] is equivalent to -r [x]:[y] -c -[y] is equivalent to -r [y]:[x] We want the second variant here. Extra tips: (i) Note that reverting this way won’t restore your local copies to what they were before. It’ll revert them to [previous_version]. So you may want to make copies of your changed files before you do the revert. (ii) Don’t forget the handy ‘–dry-run’ flag if you are not sure you have got the command right. svn will report what the command is going to do, but it won’t actually make any changes to your repo or local copy. (iii) If, when you try to revert, you get a warning such as: Skipped missing target: ‘…somepath…’ it means you have may have missed the branch part off your URL. You probably need to add a “/trunk” or a “/branches/yourbranchname”. For example: http://mysvnrepo.net/repo/foo/trunk instead of http://mysvnrepo.net/repo/foo

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