CODEWITHSUNDEEP
git
user1327064
user1327064

Reputation: 4337

How to exclude a commit from git server?

I have already pushed all the changes to the server.

Here is the order of my commits to the server :-

Commit G - ......
Commit F - ......
Commit E - .......
**Commit D - .......**
Commit C - .......
Commit B - .......
Commit A - .......

Commit G is the one I need to release. But Commit D is buggy I have to get rid of it from this release. but at the same time I don't want to delete it completely I need to keep Commit D for later use.

How will i do it using git?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 67

Answers (1)

lebreeze
lebreeze

Reputation: 5134

git revert COMMIT_D_HASH will introduce a commit that reverts the changes in D.

It will still be in the history.

You will end up with:

Revert of Commit D - .....
Commit G - ......
Commit F - ......
Commit E - .......
**Commit D - .......**
Commit C - .......
Commit B - .......
Commit A - .......

Upvotes: 1

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