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I use eclipse Subversion. I did some local changes in the project and bevor commit I have updated the project. After updating, I noticed that I can not run the Project any more. Now I would like to go one step back, that means “remove the changes comming from the update”. For this reason I go to Team -> Revert. My Question is, when I use “revert”, only the changes comming from the UPDATE will be undone or my changes, I created before the update?
As per the documentation:
Your local changes will be undone. The updated files will still be there.
Assume you were on revision X. You then edited files, so you’re at X with local modifications. Then you updated. So you’re now on X + 1 with local modifications. After reverting, you will be on X + 1 without local modifications.