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I deleted some specific folders(entire content of - bin,obj,pkg from visual studio solution) and some specific files from my working copy and then committed so they got deleted from the repository too. I know I can update my working copy to previous revision and they all come back in my working copy.

But how will they come back in repository ? So that when others take update they get those deleted files.

When I commit after updating my working copy to previous revision, then I get tree conflicts.

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svn copy http://domain.tld/repo/path/to/file@42 .

Where 42 is the revision you want the file need to be restored at.

After that just perform commit

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@zerkms: I deleted around 53 bin,obj and pkg folders each in separate solution in a main root solution and then committed. There have been changes to other files also after that.
@Puneet Dudeja: so? My answer will work regardless count of changes.
@zerkms: First thing, I need a method from the tortoise GUI, I don't have command line client. Second, do I need to fire this command 53*3 times for each folder ? And what about the other changes that were made after these deletions to other files, will not these be lost ?
@Puneet Dudeja: update to HEAD and do all that. From guy that is available from repository explorer (iirc, haven't installed it)
What is this iirc ? Sorry, I didn't understand.
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