Hello,
When I look up svn revert it only talks about removing local edits,
but what about this:
Working on trunk and committing a few changes, which later turns out
to be wrong.
Now I want to set trunk head to be at the revision where the edits
started out from.
You can use a feature called reverse merge.
First make sure your working copy has no pending changes. -> revert
everything or check out a new copy
If you want to go back to revision 497 use:
|svn merge -r HEAD:497 .|
you can now commit to " sort of reset" the server to the same code as in
version 497, or make more edits before you commit.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1930725/svn-reverse-merge
