Last Updated: February 25, 2016
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· alebles

SVN: undo a previous commit

#merge
#undo
#svn
#commit
#reverse merge
#-c

Ever wanted to undo an svn commit? With svn merge you can do it rather easily:

svn merge -c -[revision] [source]

Now your doing a reverse merge and only revert the entered revision. The -c-2 is the same is -c 2:1

#merge
#undo
#svn
#commit
#reverse merge
#-c

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