Sometimes we want to revert a svn repository because of bad commits.
Here is a quote from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2324999/revert-a-svn-folder-to-a-previous-revision
Assuming you want to revert from current HEAD (last commited) version to revision 268:
cd folder svn up svn merge -r HEAD:268 . Then resolve any conflicts manually (there should be nothing if there is no local change) and:
svn commit "- reverted to revision 268" To revert single change (e.g. made in revision 666):
cd folder svn merge -c -666 . To revert local changes (not committed yet):
cd folder svn revert -R .
