The company I work with has encountered a major server failure. During this failure the SVN repository was lost. But still hope! We have an old backup that I have successfully restored using VisualSVN.
I am facing a problem now that I can not update -Filmer checkout folders The reason for this problem is that for example: 2361 amendment number , Whereas there is a amendment number 2290 in the repository, which is outdated. / P>
Is there any way to deal with this issue? Can I change some amendment numbers in local copy or server copy?
Some points:
- I am using TortoiseSVN 1.6.6.
- I have a repo and connection active from the checkout folder.
- I have selected one of my folders and used the Re-transfer option on it to help me see if there is something wrong with the amendment number
- I used a little experiment with merge option but it now gives me special place where special (I am open to suggestions)
Thank you for your time,
ITA
You will need to checkout your project in a new work copy, then whatever tool you use to move changes to a new working copy.
You can not change the revision number back. Your existing working copy contains potentially changes that are not in the old backup of the repository, and do not accept the working copy as 'different from the repository'.
Your repository was lost, so there was a chance to solve your current working copy.
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