Hi Olga, That works beautifully, but I would never have thought of that myself! See with this approach I'm required to get the latest revision (5) before I can get rev. 2 right? I cant "Update to revision" if I havent the project open in the first place. When you open Visual Studio the only command available is the "Get solution from Subversion". And from that dialog I cant get anything else but HEAD (see below).
To answer your question: If I open a new Visual Studio I select "VisualSVN->Get solution from Subversion" which brings me to a dialog that has a link "Start Repository browser". If I select that I can choose the revision (which defaults to HEAD). So I'm able to see the correct revision (2) in that brower and choose "ok". But the one that is actually downloaded is "HEAD" (5). Thanks. -- Werner On 2 Feb., 16:13, VisualSVN Support <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi! > > Thank you for your interest in VisualSVN! > > >How do I specify the revision? > > Please try the following: > - open Show Log dialog from the Visual Studio main menu, > - select Show All option, > - select the revision, > - use Update to revision command from the context menu. > > Hope this helps! > > >browsed to revision 2 using the "repository browser" > > BTW, could you please specify what sequence of actions do you perform > when you browse the revision 2 using repo browser? > > Thank you! > -- > Regards, > Olga Dolidze > VisualSVN Support
