I want svn update to overwrite my local file with the files from the server, even if my local files have modifications, I want to throw them away and use the version that\'s on
I just wanted to add a little to what diyism posted.
I didn't see the .
next to the ;
in the line
svn revert -R .; svn up
and it confused me. I don't know why you need to explicitly use .
for all files when using revert and you don't using update but that seems to be the way it is.
So, in case it helps anyone, I thought it would be more clear to see the answer as two lines
svn revert -R .
svn update