You must have used SVN while working in a team on a Java project. In this post, Ill write about 'revert' command. Let me present a scenario. You made some changes in a class and now you realize that the changes are not required/not correct. You wish to discard your changes. You have to use svn revert to discard your changes. Java Code: $ svn revert foo.java Reverted foo.java Following switches are available: Java Code: --targets ...
$ svn revert foo.java Reverted foo.java
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Subclipse is a popular SVN plugin for Eclipse. This post is about how to do checkout using Subclipse. You will check out code from the trunk or branch of a project. First configure your repositories. Open the SVN Repository Perspective and then open the contents of the repository where your project is located. Locate the trunk/ or branch/ directory in the project and right-click the trunk/ directory or branch/ directory, and choose Checkout from the context-menu. You will be see a ...
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06-14-2013, 02:22 PM in gbonecapone