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I'm fairly new to SVN and I've never had to revert back to a previous revision, although I can get a copy of a revision from the repository okay. I'm using TortoiseSVN and the Visual Studio SVN plugin. I'd like to restore the trunk back to a previous revision. How can I restore the trunk - e.g. rollback to a previous revision and make this the head? thanks DarkDust What you need is a so-called reverse merge: svn merge -r HEAD:<rev_you_want_to_revert_to> See the Tortoise SVN merge documentation for details on how to do that with Tortoise SVN. Also see the SVN book (copied link from another

I really love the TortoiseSvn diff software. I can download them standalone as a zip, but I really love when iI can select two files and then right click and from context menu click on "diff in tortoise". Is there any way I can install just this tool? I don't want the whole SVN suite. http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html Here is standalone TortoiseMerge: http://tortoisesvn.net/TortoiseMerge.html trejder You can't, sorry. Yes, you can! According to this forum thread (from June, 2011, so pretty much over three years old), written by Stefan Küng , an author of TortoiseSVN, starting from version

I have source code checked out on my Linux machine. I connect to it via Samba . On a Linux machine, the SVNROOT is set to <mylogin>@<serverhost>. In additon, SVN_SSH is set to point to my private key that the system administrator generated for me. On Linux, I am NEVER prompted for the password. The system administrator claims that the private key takes care of it. On the same directory that I access through Samba, I run TortoiseSVN. However, it constantly prompts me to enter a password for <mylogin>. My system administrator says that I have no password, just the private key. What do I do with

Whenever I open a project in Android Studio, I'll see this error: When I click "Fix it", it will show this window: I don't know what to do because I'm running TortoiseSVN 1.9.0 , which is the latest version . What should I do to fix this error? Thanks for your help. It's just misprint: must be "too new" Android Studio based on Intellij IDEA, Intellij 14.1.4 cannot use svn 1.9.0 Intellij IDEA 14 works with SVN 1.9, it just shows a warning: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-140754 Svn 1.9 command line client should work in IDEA - just warning (you can close it) is shown. upgrade new

I'd like to know what the currently checked out revision number is for a file or directory. Is there a way to do this in TortoiseSVN on Windows ? Dima Right-click on the working directory in windows explorer, and select "Properties" (Not TortoiseSVN->Properties). You will see the Properties dialog, which will have a tab called "Subversion". Click on it, and you will see the version number, and other info. DevelopingChris Not in tortoise but in command line. svn info will return what rev you are checked out on. nishantcop TortoiseSVN -> Show log : The line in bold marks the current revision in

Is it possible to generate a file, which includes summary(what, when, by whom ) of all the changes made on a certain file? Used to have such option in VSS(I think it was called "History"), and it was great for going back and tracking who made a certain change and when. BTW, I'm using tortoisesvn Thank you in advance paperjam Right click on file in explorer, then "TortoiseSVN", "Show log". Uncheck "Hide unrelated changed paths" Uncheck "Stop on copy/rename" Check "Include merged revisions" Click "Show All" Now, in the top pane you a list of revisions with username, date and log. Click on a

I just want to see what files were modded/added/deleted between 2 arbitrary revisions. How do I do this? Can I do this in tortoise as well? svn log -v -rX:Y . The -v for "verbose" switch will give you detailed output on which files were affected on that revision. Note that "." assumes you are currently in a working copy directory, but you can also use a URL such as " http://svn.myawesomesoftwareproject.com/trunk/lib/foo.c ". This information can be found by typing "svn help log", or by reading the SVN Book , available free online. Don't forget to R ead T he F riendly M anual! If you want a