Uncommit a single file?

[ckalisiak at attotech.com]

Hello again,

Thanks everyone for the help that has been provided in dealing with our
branches. I have another question that I haven't been able to figure out an
answer to. One of our branches has a problem with the commit of one of the
files, a half-dozen revisions ago. No other changes to that file have been
made, but now that we're performing a merge, it's giving us some grief.

I'd like to be able to uncommit that particular file to the revision
immediately prior to the last commit, to effectively forget that the commit
of that particular file ever happened, while leaving the rest of the branch
metadata intact.

If I just simply revert and commit, the file will look correct, but
obviously the metadata will still reflect the past commit.

Is there a way to perform this operation?

Thanks,
Chris


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Chris Kalisiak
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