Is it possible to always (force) overwrite local changes when updating from SVN? Ignore conflicts?

If you really want a copy of HEAD (the latest revision in repos), then you should

svn revert -R <path> // discard all your changes inside path (recursive)
svn update           // get latest revision of all files (recursive)

That’s it.

Beware that you will lose ALL your changes since your last ‘commit’.

EDIT: added the -R <path> from Isu_guy answer for the sake of completeness and helping readers find a single full answer

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