How to return after git submission

To fall back a Git commit, you can use the git reset --hard HEAD~N command, where N represents the number of commits to be fallback. The detailed steps include: Determine the number of commits to be rolled back. Use the --hard option to force a fallback. Execute the command to fall back to the specified commit.

Git rollback commit

How to fall back on Git commits?

To fall back on a Git commit, you can use the following command:

 <code class="bash">git reset --hard HEAD~N</code>

Among them, N represents the number of commits to be rolled back.

Detailed explanation

1. Determine the number of commits to be rolled back:

The value of N determines the number of commits to be rolled back. For example:

• git reset --hard HEAD~1 : Rewind the last submission
• git reset --hard HEAD~3 : Rewind the last three submissions

2. Use the --hard option:

The --hard option forces a fallback to the commit, which means it will discard any changes since that commit.

3. Execute the command:

After executing the command, the specified commit will be fallback to, and subsequent commits will be deleted.

Notice:

• After the submission is rolled back, deleted changes cannot be restored.
• If the code has been pushed before the fallback, it needs to be pushed again after the fallback.
• Use the git log command to view the commit history to determine the number of fallbacks.

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