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after doing a revert -R * from the root of my project, I revert the state of the files to the last revision. But if I have added new files, they are not removed..
So, is there any way to remove the files created after the last revision?
Regards
Javi
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svn update -r{xxx}where {xxx} is your last revision.once you commit, it will stay there forever