> > We have two servers(stagging and production), one > development machine > > and one repository SVN server separated.
Do you mean to say that the staging and production machines have a working copy of the same SVN repository? > > > If you have reverse-merge the offending revisions than > your working copy is at revision 3251. Can you tell us > *exactly* what commands did you use? > > You haven't told us what command you used! Or maybe you didn't even try to reverse-merge? If so: - update your working copy with "svn update". This will take your working copy to revision 3251 - look at the log and take a note of the revisions you have to take out - issue the merge command as follows for each of those revisions, from the highest to the lowest: svn merge -c-<rev> The dash after the c and before the revision is the bit that tells Subversion to reverse-merge the changes rather than re-apply them - check the status of your working copy to see that it is exactly how you want it - commit Linedata Limited Registered Office: 85 Gracechurch St., London, EC3V 0AA Registered in England and Wales No 3475006 VAT Reg No 710 3140 03
