Question

I've removed a commit from trunk, for example commit 100:

svn -r 100:99 .

and I've committed the change so that revision 100 is no longer in trunk. Is there a way to put revision 100 back into trunk?

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Solution

Sure! Revert the commit that reverted 100. For example if you did this in commit 123, then:

svn merge -c -123 .
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