Returning to the topic of "first bad commit" / oldest / highest number -- highest number actually doesn't clarify it for me.
If we use the git log that you referenced as a basis for the example, and we wanted to revert the last five commits, would it be:
git revert --no-edit 111b003..852291a
following the pattern:
git revert --no-edit <oldest-commit-hash>..<newest-commit-hash>
1 852291a blah blah blah 2 f575c87 blah blah 3 83d855d blah blah 4 9fa11df blah blah blah blah 5 111b003 blah blah 6 2b3a530 blah blah blah 7 a4c5f54 blah blah blah blah blah blah 8 b2a62fa blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah 9 5fb67b9 blah blah blah 10 4d1a5fc blah blah blah 11 ed40aec Initial commit
Thanks!
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Returning to the topic of "first bad commit" / oldest / highest number -- highest number actually doesn't clarify it for me.
If we use the git log that you referenced as a basis for the example, and we wanted to revert the last five commits, would it be:
git revert --no-edit 111b003..852291afollowing the pattern:
git revert --no-edit <oldest-commit-hash>..<newest-commit-hash>Thanks!