Newbie question: How do I undo local changes in a git repo back to the last push? I see lots of guidance for rolling back the last commit, or all local changes, but not this case specifically.
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Newbie question: How do I undo local changes in a git repo back to the last push? I see lots of guidance for rolling back the last commit, or all local changes, but not this case specifically.
You find the commit to which you want to go back (let’s say
foo) and then saygit reset --hard foo. The next push you do should be a force push if you want it to go through though.