I am using Tortoise svn. But my Eclipse workspace is not merged with the svn folder. I copy the source from svn folder and work on a separate folder.
I updated my source several days ago but didn’t commit. Up to now other people have committed their source to svn. Today I accidentally updated from svn without putting my modifications in to the svn folder. Now what I want is to update the svn source in my hand to the revision that I updated on previous day.
Is this possible? I know I can do this if I could find the revision number that I updated on previous day. But, how do I find it?
Version info: TortoiseSVN 1.6.16, Build 21511 – 64 Bit
I finally got an answer. When we access the log by going
TortoiseSVN -> show log,Tortoise SVNdoes not show the information about our previous updates(it only shows information about commits). However we can find itslogfile (logfile.txt) in\AppData\Roaming\TortoiseSVNfolder (Windows 7). It contains details about both updates and commits. So we can easily find any updated version number.Note:- You can set the maximum number of lines the log file maintains by going
TortoiseSVN -> Settings -> Saved Data -> Max. lines in action logThanks for everyone who replied.