We've all been there — you made a commit, pushed it, and then realized: that was a mistake . The good news? Git has a safe way to undo it without rewriting history. The Problem You might think of using git reset to go back in time. But if you've already pushed the commit to a shared branch, resetting and force-pushing can cause problems for everyone else on the team. The Better Way: git revert git revert creates a new commit that undoes the changes from a previous commit. Your history stays inta
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