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I committed some bad code changes to my SVN sever using TortoiseSVN.
Now the head revision is 155, but I would like to delete the last 2 revisions so that the head revision is 153. In other words, I would like to “undo” my last two commits.
How can I do this using TortoiseSVN? Does an option exist in the TortoiseSVN menu, or do I need to use the command line?
If you open the SVN Log, you can then right-click on a revision and use the options Revert to this revision or Revert changes from this revision. Both of these options will update your working copy (which you can then commit).
There are no options within TortoiseSVN to delete revisions.