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Reputation: 733

git: How to ignore last commit?

On my main branch I have several working versions of my code. Last commit (ref as V3) has a major bug. To fix it I reverted to V2 and updated relevant feature properly. I wish to know to how push my commit to V3 will be totally ignored.

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* 8741be8 (HEAD -> main) fixing crashes - not final
| * 086c504 (origin/main, origin/HEAD) after revert
|/  
* 9d1e3d7 update to bootlog
* 8dfe4a7 fix MQTT resets
* 4f714a1 b4 update windows
* 65ab05a  update to avoid disconnects and resets
* 5e4b5eb from linux
* f5f1126 after protangoues resets
* f5f3bb7 first commit

Upvotes: 0

Views: 321

Answers (1)

Antonio Petricca
Antonio Petricca

Reputation: 10996

As you stated, you reverted V3, so V3 does not exist anymore on your local main branch.

Is it right? If yes, you have to rewrite the history on server (be carefully), by the following commands:

git checkout main # Optional, if you are on another branch
git push --force origin main

Upvotes: 1

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