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Mercurial: Checkout Files for Revision

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mercurial

vcs-checkout

revisions

Is it possible to checkout all the files in a repository for a specific revision? Say for example that my repository is at revision 88. I don't want to revert or backout any of the changes up to revision 88, but just get a copy of them at revision 50.

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sdoca Avatar asked Dec 19 '22 20:12

sdoca

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To update your working directory to revision <rev>:

hg update -r <rev>
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David Levesque Avatar answered Jan 04 '23 00:01

David Levesque
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