TortoiseSVN will come back against updating

Question

What is the difference between the following?

• (right-click the project folder) upgrade to version XXX
• (right click on the list of logs) return to this version
• (right click on the list of logs) discard the changes in this version

Answer 1

• (right-click the project folder) upgrade to version XXX

Your project folder has been updated to version XXX. After this update, your working copy is no longer updated, and you cannot make any changes. If you want to make a deal, you need to update the working copy of HEAD again. This means that you cannot use this option to undo the changes that you have already made, but only in order to better look at the earlier time of your working copy. So: use this only to watch, not work.

• (right click on the list of logs) return to this version

All changes made to the right edition are returned (discard everything from HEAD to rev). Changes are made only in your working copy, which you can then make if you want.

• (right click on the list of logs) discard the changes in this version

Only the right revision returned. Changes after right-clicking until HEAD did not return. Use this if you only want to undo a single commit, and not all the commit with a specific revision. Again, since this is a refund: changes are made only in your working copy, which you can then make if you want.

Answer 2

Here you go:

1) (right-click the project folder) upgrade to version XXX
Updates the working copy to the latest version of the repository, saving your local changes.

2) (right-click on the list of magazines) return to this version
Update item to version and return to edition

3) (right-click on the list of logs) revert changes from this version
Changes made to this revision and only in this version are deleted from the working copy, saving your local changes.