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On Wed 15 Apr, 19:34, Charles R Harris wrote:
I had just checked out revision 5660, so I could commit it back again if it's needed, but one would probably need to change all relevant files in order to convince svn that they are new, and then manually solve all conflicts by accepting my own version. Let me know, I could do it around 6:30 AM UTC on Apr 16!
Rename the relevent good files, check out the latest svn revision, replace the files with your good versions and commit. If someone knows an easier way please let me know. Fixing svn after a corrupted commit almost drove me crazy when I had to do it.
ok. can you come up with a list of the relevant good files? I don't want to screw up things even more. joseph? pauli? if someone posts the list of files I can immediately start the rescuing procedure ;-) ciao, tiziano