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I’ve downloaded an open source code from Git repository. Now I want to revert to a previous version. How can I do that? There is a command like: “git revert , but I don’t know the hash of a version, say version 264 of the code
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Would also list the last two tags SHA1. The second one would be the one you need for a git checkout to work (and revert the content of the repo to the previous label)
Once you have that SHA1, a
git describe --tags xxxwould translate said SHA1 into a tag label.