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hello, subversive deleted a file that a needed really badly, i am looking for ways to retrieve it. here are the steps that i followed:

  • refreshed my local project folder
  • synchronized to my svn repository
  • only changes found were local files
  • i chose commit, but obtained a error that the file was already in the repository
  • on that file, i did override and commit, then i obtained an error that negative revisions were not authorized. it then did not give me an option, deleted my local file and that was it.

is there any way that i can retrieve my local file? help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks.

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Can you do a clean checkout and then revert back to where the file was?

Josh K
the file never made it to version control actually, it was new. that's why i dont get why it said that something about negative numbers in revisions.
jansensan
@jansen: Ah, in that case you are best looking at file recovery software.
Josh K
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If your local file was not in the repository, and it has been deleted, I'm afraid it's beyond version-control and you'll have to try normal data recovery methods to get it back. It sounds like the equivalent of rming a file you did not back up.

Tim Green
rm ing a file? i unfortunately never play with command line stuff, no patience for it and not visual enough for me :)
jansensan
but that was my thought, it simply has been deleted. since it was a model for an mvc-based framework, most of the functions are public and i can "simply" rewrite them all. just tedious and annoying. thanks all for your help!
jansensan
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Could you retrieve it from the recycle bin? or use some nice recovery tool to retrieve it?
What OS are you using?

Bravax
i have tried looking into the recycle bin and into everything i (easily) can. i havent looked into recovery tool yet.
jansensan