How to undo git push

There are two ways to undo Git push: create a new commit and force push: git push --force origin main View Reflog Find the push action to undo, then reset HEAD and force push: git reset SHA-1-HASH; git push --force origin main

How to undo Git Push

The Git push command is used to push local changes to a remote repository. In some cases, you may need to undo the push operation. Here are two methods:

Method 1: Force push

• First, create a new commit to recover the changes you wish to undo.
• Then, use --force flag to perform a forced push:

 <code>git push --force origin main</code>

This will overwrite changes in the remote repository and replace them with new commits.

Method 2: Use Reflog

Git maintains a history called Reflog that records changes to commits and branches. You can use the <code>git reflog</code> command to view the Reflog:

 <code>git reflog</code>

Find the SHA-1 hash of the push operation you want to undo in the Reflog. Then, use the git reset command to restore HEAD to that hash:

 <code>git reset SHA-1-HASH</code>

Finally, force push HEAD to the remote repository:

 <code>git push --force origin main</code>

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