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Hi,

If I do commit a change in Subversion, say to revision 330 ( which consists of 3 different independant codes files, a b and c ) and then realise that I need to revert back the older version of c and undo the commit changes only related to file c. How do I do it without touching the other two files a and b? Basically partially undo commit 330...

I am not using Tortoise SVN and would appreciate if someone could tell me to do this through the svn client command line. I need to know abt this urgently, so please help me out here..

Thanks Van

+1  A: 
svn merge -r 330:329 c
svn commit -m "Rollback to revision 329"

see $ cheat svn

Richard Harrison