In IntelliJ Ultimate IDEA 2019.3 (not sure when it was introduced) we have "Revert Commit" and "Undo Commit" options in the Version Control -> Log Tab.
What is the difference between those two options?
I am building a new app in Symfony 2.1. I am using a lot of bundles pulled in using composer. A lot of these bundles have problems with this latest version of Symfony and I am having to go into the /vendor folder to identify the issues.
This means…
We have protected our develop branch on GitHub so that nobody downstream can push their commit directly. The commits need to go through specific feature branch and get merged through a pull request.
There came a scenario where a feature branch is…
I want to do a revert of a commit, but only for some files. (Not a checkout; a revert. If you are unfamiliar with the difference, keep reading.)
I tried this
git revert --no-commit abcdef123456 -- my/path/to/revert
And I got this error
fatal:…
I've made a commit, but now it is kind of difficult to see what I all changed. I can off course do a git diff, but I'd rather undo the last commit and keep all my changes in tact so that my IDE (PyCharm) simply shows me which files have been…
This has to be simple, but I can't find it in git-scm.
I've been making a lot of small commits to a public project, and all of my work is bad. I want to remove everything that I've done. Some I've just committed locally, some I've pushed to 'origin…
I had a feature branch created, let's say feature/branch1 on github.
I created a pull request for it and got it merged.
When it reached our pipeline, we figured there was a problem and we got it reverted using the Revert button on Git
This created…
The problem: A branch has good commits interleaved with undesired ones.
Attempted solution:
git revert hash5 hash8 hash9 hash23
What I thought this would do is that it'd apply all specified commits, and then let me sort out any conflicts.
What I…
I have a feature branch feature-1-branch created from master.
A lot of time as passed and I created a lot of commits on feature-1-branch.
Now I want to revert commit all changes in a specific directory, lets say src/modules/feature-2 I made in…
I changed an image file in git and it was 2 commits ago. How do I go back to 2 previous commits ago?
What is the easiest method of doing this file revert via the command line with the least amount of commands required?
I made several commits (commit1/2/3), I changed my working directory without stashing. Then I wanted to go back several commits ago. So I git revert commit1 commit2 commit3, but I was told to commit my changes (commit4), so I did it, and then I made…
Below is the the pushed commits history.
Commit Changed Files
Commit 1| (File a, File b, File c)
Commit 2| (File a, File b, File c)
Commit 3| (File a, File b, File c)
Commit 4| (File a, File b, File c)
Commit 5| (File a, File b, File c)
I…
Is there a preferred method of reverting part of a previous commit, along the lines of partially reverting unstaged changes (git checkout -p) and partially adding unstaged changes (git add -p)?
i.e. I have a commit several (or even, many) commits…
I've merged a master branch from a friend's repository into my working directory into branch_a using:
git pull my_friend master
I've discovered that the merged version has errors. To continue development I would like to revert to my last commit…
I accidentally removed the entire directory of my source code...with a nice rm -r. I know, really bad; but fortunately, I had a git repo in the containing directory. Thus, git has a huge list of unstaged changes of deleted files. For example:…
