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I'm using vs.net 2010, and when I right click on a change set when viewing history, I have the option that reads 'Rollback entire changeset'.
When I click on it, it says 'there are no changes to rollback'.
If I compare the changeset I want to rollback with a previous changeset, I do indeed see differences in the files.
What could the issue be?
This is the latest changeset which I basically just want to delete or rollback, how can I do this?
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Rollback does not delete changesets or any data. If you change your mind, use rollback to revert the content of the files back to their state before the rollback.
From the commit page, select More actions, and then choose Revert. Confirm that you want to revert. Choose Revert in the dialog. A branch is created with the reverted changes.
Select the changeset you want to roll back. Right click on the changset and choose "Rollback". Check that the pending changes are correct (the rollback command will revert the entire changeset not just the file you selected)
Right click on the change set that you want to revert, and from the context menu, select the entry Rollback Entire Changeset: You will have to check-in the modified files/folders, which are waiting for the final commit to complete ... Get Mastering Visual Studio 2017 now with the O'Reilly learning platform.
Are these changes made by another user? If so then this might apply:
make sure you Get Latest Version of the files first otherwise you will receive a "TF204003: No changes to roll back." error
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