I would like to revert my SVN central repository, not a working copy, from revision M to revision N ( M > N ), like a git reset –hard
How can I do that ?
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I would like to revert my SVN central repository, not a working copy, from revision M to revision N ( M > N ), like a git reset –hard
How can I do that ?
EDIT
the other answer (https://stackoverflow.com/a/24500425/520162) seems to be a better solution than the one proposed by me. Check that one!
On the client, it’s simple:
should do it.
If you’re on the server (like your edited question says), it depends what you want to achieve.
If you want to throw away all revisions after
N, do athen, delete the old repo and create a new one
If you want to keep your repo, check out
Non a client and commit to the server, so thatNis the latest state.Third one: set up a branch starting from
Nand work on that one.