http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11774868/svn-checkout-without-restoring
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We have some company middleware and sometimes its difficult to find the correct version Im looking for so I often have to update to different versions to test them. I usually checkout:
I then may update to a different version
Most of the time after a few attempts this will cause the error Node remains in conflict If I delete the folder and try to do a fresh checkout it just restores what I had. All I want to do is checkout a revision, I have made no changes and it still thinks there are conflicts. Ive tried to resolve them, but nothing seems to work: svn update -r 1586
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I think the answer I was looking for here was
I dont care about keeping local changes, only to update to a new revision. I have used this command a few times now and it seems to do the trick EDIT Upon looking at my errors again I can see that a lot of the files were likely being changed by tests or builds. I should have added them to an ignore file so that their changes were not detected by svn.
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