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I am using Eclipse Indigo and subeclipse as the svn plugin for eclipse. Now here is the situation. I was synchronizing my project with the remote repository. There were conflicts present and I mistakenly clicked on “mark as merged” for one of the files without merging it. I tried restarting eclipse and some other stupid hacks. But nothing works out. So is there a way to undo “mark as merged” action?
Mark as Merged means that the local version of the file contains the content you want, after having compared the files and manually resolving issues. Subclipse still has to update the local file so that SVN’s metadata is happy, so it saves the current content of the file, runs svn update, and then replaces the file.
So you can now run Team > Revert if you want the file to match what was in the repository, or Compare with > Base Revision if you just want to examine the differences again and possibly make more changes.