Don Rhummy
Reputation: 25870
What is the proper way to revert back to a previous merge after pushing to remote master on group project?
I made some changes on a branch, committed them, merged with master and pushed to master. But we discovered on one of our servers it causes a huge problem. Now I want to revert the remote origin master back to before my merge. I've read that on group projects, you need to use different commands to properly revert. What are they?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 36
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