First use “git log –oneline” to find the commit that you want to go back to and copy it somewhere.
Then use
git reset <merge-commit-hash>
You are now reset back to a previous commit. To finish, do force push.
git push origin <branchname> -f
First use “git log –oneline” to find the commit that you want to go back to and copy it somewhere.
Then use
git reset <merge-commit-hash>
You are now reset back to a previous commit. To finish, do force push.
git push origin <branchname> -f
Mark Wong is a front end developer with 10+ years experience. Most of his knowledge of HTML5, CSS and Js is self taught.
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