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I am currently working with SVN in Eclipse.
I switched to an older version of my project and started making changes to that older version.
Now if I commit, will the changes be recorded as new version or will it change this older version, without forming a new version?
Example: My latest version is 70. Switched to 68. Made changes.
Will it create new version ’71’? or a changed ’68’?
Subversion is going to require that you perform an update to merge your changes with the most recent revision before letting you commit them. The new revision is going to be 71.