So I'm using Tortoise SVN for my maker projects...it always includes a folder video. the content of the video folder changes in each revision. This means each commitment means another version of a large video file.....after a few commitments, the hardrive space it comsumes is way to much...Once the project is done, I would like to keep only the latest finised revision. It there a way to delete the previous revisions?
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Unfortunately SVN doesn't support git-like squashing. There's no way to rewrite commit history like you can in Git.
For your use case, Daniel B pointed out that SVN might not be the best tool for your use case.
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