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I messed up on my SVN repository and now need to revert the entire repository from revision 28 to 24 and don't want to deal with diffs or conflicts. Is there a quick and simple way to do this? I've been able to revert back single files before fine with the merge command - but in this instance it wants to add all of the files back into the repository from revision 28 when all I really want to do is delete them. I am using the command line on a linux box (bash). Thanks EDIT Thanks for all of the help! I fixed it by: svnadmin create /svnroot/<repo>.fixed svnadmin dump -r 1:24 /svnroot/<repo> --incremental > dump.svn svnadmin load /svnroot/<repo>.fixed < dump.svn Then putting the old repo in a backup location and moving the repo.fixed to repo. Thanks again!
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