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Asked: 2026-06-03T04:18:53+00:00

This ought to be simple, but somehow I can’t figure it out: I updated

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This ought to be simple, but somehow I can’t figure it out:

I updated to the next-to-last revision, let’s say revision 100 (HEAD is at 101), like this: svn up -r 100. Then I made various changes, and now I want the modified files to be checked in as revision 102 (just so I can get back to 101 if needs be). How do I do that? If I simply do an svn commit I get an “out of date” error. I can’t do svn up either to fix the out-of-date problem because I don’t want any of the changes in HEAD (101) to come back…

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  1. Editorial Team

    Save your changed files to a temp folder. Rename local repository for backup. Create new local repository. Paste code changes back into files that were copied to temp folder. Commit.

    You might want to do a KDiff to confirm all changes are correct before committing.

    Hope this helps this problem.

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