i have git project , have 5 commits ranging 2-4 files changed. there 1 commit did, affecting 2 files, should not have done branch checked out. revert changes made in specific commit, reverting 2 files previously.
these files have no other change history on branch (again, shouldn't have been changed on branch @ all). how do this?
as bonus, cool "re-assign" commit branch should have had checked out @ time, that's over-ambitious. can make changes again manually correct branch checked out.
one final thing, use sourcetree, knowing cli method well.
not sure understood you, have reorder commits , open new branches
first let's have commits:
c5 c4 c3 c2 c1 now want revert commit c3 do
git rebase -i head~3 now i'll new screen show me last 3 commits, change order of commits, , place c3 in last spot.
now save , run it.
now removing last commit, moment last commit c3, do
git reset --hard head^ this reset 1 commit back.
after finished that, should push changes repository, can with:
git push origin mater -f we place -f forcing our changes repository.
just make sure, sure in changes reverting history, , action not revertable
