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I accidentally checked in a wrong submodule update: ( as part of a bigger commit )
-Subproject commit 025ffc
+Subproject commit f59250
It is already pushed to the remote..
How do I undo this update?
Run
git checkout 025ffcin the submodule directory and thengit add SubmoduleName; git commit -m 'Some message'in the main directory.(Remember that checking out a commit through its hash leaves you in “detached HEAD state”, meaning that you’re not on any branch. So if there already is a branch pointing to
025ffcin the submodule repository, you should check out that branch; otherwise, you’ll probably want to create a branch there and check it out.)