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Reverting a file back to a previous revision with SVN

29th Sep, 2011 | svn unix

Reverting a file back to a previous revision with SVN

svn revert only reverts uncommitted modifications made to a file in your local working copy.

If you want to time travel a file back to previous revisions you use svn merge

svn merge -r:

eg revert file foo.php to revision 100:

svn merge -r HEAD:100 foo.php
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