I committed some sensitive data into the SVN by mistake. I don't want my collaborators to see these data. Can I revert the SVN to the previous state and remove the latest revision from SVN history (pretends that the latest commit were never made at all)?
Asked
Active
Viewed 114 times
0
-
@juergend, I do not think this is an exact duplicate: there may exist a different solution to this particular problem that does not involve revision removal. – malenkiy_scot May 16 '12 at 07:20
-
@malenkiy_scot I diagree, the OP clearly asks to *remove the latest revision* – Uli Köhler Apr 04 '14 at 15:47
1 Answers
0
Removing a revision from SVN is rather problematic (see the link @juergend has provided). It has been done that way on purpose. One possible workaround that comes to mind: branch from the revision before your accidental commit and disallow access to the original branch.
Community
- 1
- 1
malenkiy_scot
- 16,415
- 6
- 64
- 87