[Jonathan Neuschäfer]
> Please add an undo command to undo the latest revision.
This is an upstream request, and I'm pretty sure it won't happen.
The correct way to undo a revision is a reverse merge. This requires
an up-to-date working copy:
$ svn update
$ svn merge -c-1525 .
$ svn commit -m 'Reverting r1525, which broke everything.'
Note the number -1525, negative means it is to be done in reverse.
Note also that r1525 need not be the most recent commit; you can revert
older commits the same way (subject of course to conflict resolution,
if newer changes depend on the older commit in some way).
Hope this helps,
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