Does SVN have a property to always resolve conflicts a particular way?

Question

Title says it all: I'd like to have a particular version-controlled file always be clobbered by the head revision when I do an SVN update, instead of manually having to resolve it every time I update. Does such a property exist? Or, less likely, does Tortoise SVN have its own option for that?

Edit: Some more explanation - there is a particular built file which gets checked in by a build machine; when working locally, I recompile that file myself if I'm working on its source. When I do an update on my entire repository, I really don't care if that particular file gets clobbered, since I'll just recompile it myself regardless. Force syncing is not really an option, because I don't want to accidentally clobber my source files, just these particular exceptions.

Answer 1

Isn't that called a force sync to head?

Answer 2

in subversion update command in a switch called *--accept :

svn up --accept [postpone|base|mine-full|theirs-full|edit|launch]

which triggers the interactive conflict-resolution.

Same is possible in TortoiseSVN. Dialog shows up if first conflict occured

Answer 3

The answer is no, there is not any built-in functionality for this.