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Asked: 2026-05-27T19:37:18+00:00

Hi I am a little new to SVN and Xcode so dose not know

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Hi I am a little new to SVN and Xcode so dose not know much stuff,
I am working on Xcode 4.2, i was developing a project and commited to SVN then my friend took the checkout of my code , he then made changes to them and again commited to SVN but his code was buggy and i was not knowing this, and i too updated my project with his, this resulted in both having the buggy copy.
I need to know how to take the checkout of old commit that was not buggy i.e>

  1. i made commit (good copy) version 4990

  2. friend too checkout and edited and then commited.( Error in his files )version 5000

  3. I updated my code to the one he commited (error in my project as well).version 5005

    Now i wanna have the checkout of the version i commited i.e> the 1st one the version 4990.

Kindly tell me how to do it in Xcode or if through Terminal then the complete procedure not just the command.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Sadly, there’s no way to do this in XCode, but I’ll advise you to use Tortoise SVN to do this.

    Tortoise Repository: http://scplugin.tigris.org/

    The Mac Installer installs a Program in your Program Folder, which you can drag onto your Finder Toolbar. If you now select a Folder, you are able to click the Icon and get a list of the SVN commands.

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