How to roll back a git commit error

Git commit error rollback method: directly roll back the latest commit: git reset --hard HEAD~1 roll back to a specific commit: git reset --hard roll back to a specific file : git checkout -- Force rollback (caution required): git push --force origin

How to roll back a Git commit error

Roll back the latest commit directly

##Use the command
• git reset --hard HEAD~ 1.
This will undo the last commit and restore the state of the last commit.

Rollback to a specific commit

Use the command
• git reset --hard .
Replace
• with the hash of the commit you want to rollback to.

Rollback to a specific file

Use the command
• git checkout -- .
This will overwrite the specified file in your local working directory, restoring it to the state of the last commit.

Force rollback

If you have pushed changes to the remote repository, you can use force rollback.
• Use the command
• git push --force origin .
Warning: Forced rollback may result in data loss, so use with caution.

Other Notes

After rolling back, you need to reorganize your code to resolve conflicts.
• If you have pushed the code to the remote repository, please inform other team members to roll back the operation.
• Use the
• git diff command to view the differences between the code before and after the rollback.

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