SVN How to revert changes from a feature branch

I had created a feature branch and committed there several times. I need to revert some files as if I've never touched them in my feature branch. In other words I don't want to reintegrate them back.

How can I do this?

Solution

If I understood correctly, your situation is following:

You've created a featured branch:
```
$ svn cp ^/trunk/ ^/branches/feature
```
You've did some work on ^/branches/feature and commited.
```
$ ... work, work, work ...
$ svn ci
```

Now you want to undo some changes.
So, do a reverse merge.
First, check which revisions you want to undo using svn log:

In your featured branch working copy:
$ svn log -v 
-----------------------------------
r234 ...
Changed paths:
M /branches/featured/file.c       

Implemented a feature
-----------------------------------

Reverse-merge the specific revision(s). Note the - before the revision:
```
$ svn merge -c -234 .
```

Reintegrate to the trunk:

In the trunk working copy:
$ svn merge --reintegrate ^/branches/feature .