Hi-- I am working on a project with another developer. He was having some issues getting things working so he made some changes and pushed them up to the master repo. However, his changes were the wrong way to go about it. If only a couple of lines were affected I would just pull it down and go from there, but the changes touched almost every file --so merging the real fix, which I've already have done in my local repo, will certainly cause a whole bunch of conflicts. What's the best way to go about dropping the latest upstream changes and replacing them with my own?
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