pablocattaneo · February 3, 2026 12:40
diff --git a/How to revert changes made in a commit from a branch.sh b/How to revert changes made in a commit from a branch.sh
 # git revert creates a new commit that undoes the changes from a specific commit. It doesn't remove commits from history or revert "until" a point.

 # How git revert works:
 #  Creates a new commit that reverses the changes
 #  Doesn't delete or remove commits from history
 #  Works on specific commits, not ranges

 # Important: Order matters
 # Revert in reverse chronological order (newest first) to avoid conflicts:

 git revert [commit hash]
	# git revert creates a new commit that undoes the changes from a specific commit. It doesn't remove commits from history or revert "until" a point.

	# How git revert works:
	# Creates a new commit that reverses the changes
	# Doesn't delete or remove commits from history
	# Works on specific commits, not ranges

	# Important: Order matters
	# Revert in reverse chronological order (newest first) to avoid conflicts:

	git revert [commit hash]
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