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+1  Q: 

How can I remove a file from my svn working copy without deleting it?

I accidentally added a file to my svn working copy that I don't want to check in (a test image). I haven't commited yet, so how do I remove the file from my svn working copy without deleting it?

+7  A: 

svn revert filename

DrJokepu  2010-01-24 21:29:00
Awesome, just what I needed! This is why I LOVE StackO!
C. Ross  2010-01-24 21:32:15
+2  A: 

If it's in A state, then simple svn revert is what you need.

PiotrLegnica  2010-01-24 21:29:03

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