How can I reset the branch pointer of a remote tracked branch to one of its previous commits, so it looks like I didn’t pulled (something similar like reset hard for local branches)?
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How can I reset the branch pointer of a remote tracked branch to one of its previous commits, so it looks like I didn’t pulled (something similar like reset hard for local branches)?
You can set the reference to any other commit with:
This will make remote branch
origin/masterpoint to the commit you specified.