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I messed up my git repo on Heroku really bad, so I rolled back my Heroku release.
So example…
v100 = Rollback to V98
V99 = BAD COMMIT / REPO
V98 = CURRENTLY RUNNING / ROLLED BACK TO
When I do a heroku git:clone -a [myapp], I get v99 cloned, not v98 even though v98 is the one running on Heroku. Is there any way I can get the v98 release files?
you can use
git checkout sha1-hashto go to any commit you made.