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Revert to Previous Github Commit
Lyndon Warren edited this page Oct 24, 2023
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If you need to revert your local repo to an older commit:
Make sure you have Git installed, you need it for this.
- navigate to folder of project
- right-click and click "git bash here" to open the directory in a command prompt
- Use "git log" to see previous commits, then “q” to quit
- Use “git reset <commit ID>” to reset to previous commit
- Use “git push origin <branch> -f” to force a commit to github, making the most recent commit the one you reverted back to using git reset.
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