Here's a little git problem that happened to me today, which used to be quite scary when I was first learning git but is actually easy to remedy as...
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What if I have already sent the changes to remote
git reset --hard HEAD~X // where X is the total of commit to move back
or
git reset --hard a1b2c3d4 // simply provide the hash of the commit you want to revert back to..
and
git push origin master --force // change "master" to the branch you want to revert.
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git cherry-pick -x abcdef1
option -x add a message link to source commit — useful for history. It look (cherry picked from commit abcdef1)
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