How can I force subversion to commit an outdated file?

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I would like to "overwrite" my last commit with the previous version. I tried to checkout the version 631, do some changes, and commit it as version 633. But svn doesn't agree, because version 632 exists.

What is the easiest way to do it? It is a multi-file commit. I don't want to make it manually.

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Copy the file with the old changes elsewhere, do an svn update of the file to check in. When it is complete overwrite the newly updated recent file with your old file, and then do an svn commit.

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