Inkscape

If you do `svn status` it should list the files you've changed.  You can
then just remove them and do `svn up` again.  I don't know if there's a
way to force svn to overwrite the files. =20

Bryce

On Mon, May 22, 2006 at 07:49:57PM -0600, Michael Moore wrote:
> Slightly OT perhaps,
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> I downloaded the Inkscape SVN a few days ago, and have been poking at
> it to try to understand it, and managed to break some stuff. I'd like
> to download the latest version again, and just overwrite my changes.
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> Is there an easy way to do that? I'd rather not download the whole thing=
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> again.
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> If you do `svn status` it should list the files you've changed.  You can
> then just remove them and do `svn up` again.  I don't know if there's a
> way to force svn to overwrite the files.

That works. Thank you Bryce.

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Michael Moore wrote:
> Slightly OT perhaps,
> 
> I downloaded the Inkscape SVN a few days ago, and have been poking at
> it to try to understand it, and managed to break some stuff. I'd like
> to download the latest version again, and just overwrite my changes.
> 
> Is there an easy way to do that? I'd rather not download the whole thing 
> again.

If I understand correctly svn revert is what you're looking for, it 
reverts (undos) any changes you made to the files you specify.