My situation: On my branch origin webshop
I need to delete the 2 above commits and revert the whole project back to the 3rd commit.
How do i achieve this?
i Tried:
git reset --hard 69697a5
But this keeps the other 2 commits..
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alroc
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You can try "git reset HEAD~2 --hard". It should be equivalent to what you've tried. But it's worth a try – Ted Cassirer Jun 08 '17 at 11:04
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If it's pushed you have to force push. But this is dangerous — so no direct paste© command line. – frlan Jun 08 '17 at 11:09
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`git push --force` – hurturk Jun 08 '17 at 11:13
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@TedCassirer if i want to back off this "git reset HEAD~2 --hard", how can i do it? – Oliver D Mar 15 '20 at 17:04
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I wouldn't recommend deleting commits that are already pushed to a remote. This can lead to much confusion for other contributors. Therefore I'd recommend you to revert the commits locally and then push your results: git-revert Documentation.
If you need to truly delete the commits you should first do git reset --hard COMMIT has you have already done. To delete the commits on the remote you need to rewrite it's history aswell using git push --force. You can find further documentation here.
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