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I searched for a proper solution, but I wasn't able to find any. I messed up my SVN repository a little bit. I do have local changes and I accidentally added some undesired data. So i did this; unfortunately for too many files. It scheduled a lot of deletions. I re-added some files and due to the amount I got angry:)

So, my question, is there a way to undo all scheduled tasks (Add, Delete) without losing my local changes (contrary to svn revert)?

Sorry, I can't see the forest for the trees anymore and I hope this answer isn't too stupid.

PS : SVN Version 1.8.10

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    Just copy the working copy somewhere else (i.e. make a backup), then run `svn revert` and solve this issue later by manually copying required files from the backup to the reverted working copy. – bahrep May 04 '15 at 18:17
  • I feared that this is the proper solution. However, thank you very much! – gfkri May 04 '15 at 18:28

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Just copy the working copy somewhere else (i.e. make a backup), then run svn revert and solve this issue later by manually copying required files from the backup to the reverted working copy.

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