I have some changes commited a few commits back in my svn repository. Let’s say HEAD is at r750 and I want to revert r745 without losing r746-r750. Is this possible?
And, can I somehow save r745 and reapply it later (as a new revision)?
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I have some changes commited a few commits back in my svn repository. Let’s say HEAD is at r750 and I want to revert r745 without losing r746-r750. Is this possible?
And, can I somehow save r745 and reapply it later (as a new revision)?
Supposing you get a clean backwards merge, you could do this…
Then when you want to re-apply it, you could forward merge it back in:
For more info, check out the “Common Use-Cases for Merging.”