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SVN - commit old version version

we have an svn repository on the server, and some clients update / compile it.

Now the server crashed yesterday, and the available backup is good for a week, and it has the oldest senior svn. Say the head from the backup is version 2895.

However, clients have an audit, i.e. 2930. When I try to commit the server, I get a message that the revision on the server is older. I cannot register, I cannot update, and I cannot execute.

Does anyone have an idea of ​​what I can do to either increase the revision counter on the server, or how to commit in these circumstances?

Thanks in advance.

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2930, 2895, 2896?

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rev2930, rev2895 , , , rev2896. - ( - , rev2896).

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One solution is to create a check in the new folder and replace the files with the changed ones, and then try to commit.

I am not an expert, but there may be a more elegant solution.

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