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I have a project hosted in Google Code.
I’m working on Visual Studio with AnkSvn.
I accidently deleted a file and committed.
Although, Of cause, I can download the copy of the deleted file from code history, I think a rollback is a better idea.
Or in other words, I want my project to go back to r22 while the latest(corrupted) version has gone to r24.
I’m not familiar with either SVN or Google Code, so how can I perform a rollback? Or an suggestion on using SVN?
Open the Solution History, by right-clicking the solution in the solution explorer. Select “View Solution History” from the context menu.
Here you can right-click svn revisions and roll back to that revision, or undo a specific revision. So in your case either select r23 and r24 and use “revert changes from this revision”, or right-click r22 and select “revert to this revision”