Ticket #813 (closed defect: invalid)
trunc to revision
| Reported by: | subdigger@… | Owned by: | alwin |
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| Priority: | high | Milestone: | not applicable |
| Component: | SvnQt Wrapper | Version: | 1.5.x |
| Severity: | tweak | Keywords: | trunc |
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Description
sorry for writing here....cant find the solution how can i trunk whole project (or single file) to specified revision?
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comment:2 follow-up: ↓ 3 Changed 2 years ago by anonymous
... and then commit this revision as last?
comment:3 in reply to: ↑ 2 Changed 2 years ago by alwin
Replying to anonymous:
... and then commit this revision as last?
you can not commit an existing revision again, you can just create a new commit on top of subversion repository eg. on HEAD. And so you can not commit from a working copy not checked or updated to head.
If you want rollback a specific commit 'cause it contains errors you may merge the changes back. This would be a merge between revisions where the start revision is the one you want rollback and the target revision is the one before. This merge you have to do into a working copy and commit it as a new revision.
This is subversion specific and can not changed with kdesvn or any other subversion client.
I don't understand this question. You may checkout a path to any existing revision with the checkout dialog - same for updating to a specific revision. It all inside the checkout/update dialog.
when viewing a repository with kdesvn, you can select within menu a revision you want to view on.