svn - return subversion working copy to an old revision -

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I had some problems with my Subversion server and I had to restore it from backup, but this is an old example for me There is a server on 400 revisions but my work is at 405. How can I get a copy of my work with an old amendment, open up my work and recommend changes.

Thank you very much

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  • Checkout 400
  • Copy from 405 to 400 checkout (zero .svn meta) files
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  • 401 Commit yourself.

    • Thanks Dave - To copy the work directory from 405 to 405: 

      [Aiden @ devbox ~] $ Svn export --help Export: Make a replica copy of a tree.

    Make sure you have 400's. Can not delete the SYN directory, make sure that everything is added to you 

      [aiden @ devbox ~ / my400co] $ svn status

    If you want to return to server 405 (but the new 405: S) ... make a few small commitments and then a big dirty on 404-> 405

    I think your checkout There are entire trunks in the copy and it is consistent to have a trunk; otherwise, you have a data hole :)

    then Rep Tell everyone to update your code! Otherwise people can start making drunkenness!


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