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Undo svn add operation

Posted by rnaufal on June 20th, 2012

If you want to cancel an svn add operation, do not use svn delete or svn remove, according to this post. You can issue the following command to undo a svn add:


svn revert --recursive your_folder

This tip was very useful for me today  
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