Fossil SCM - Revert to a specific revision, such as Mercurial

Question

When using Mercurial, if I want to change the current working copy with a specific revision, I just do:

$> hg revert good_revision
$> hg commit -m "Now I'm in the good revision"

Then I see that all my files are in good_revision state and can start working on it.

So far, on the fossil, I can make a return, but only to certain files, and not to the entire repository, and updating or checking does not work as I expected.

How can a fossil return my entire repository to a specific revision?

Answer 1

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