I visually checked the commit SHAs and what you've done looks right: it's a revert of a series of commits that appear to match the ones laid out earlier.
For others: `git revert -n` allows the building of a series of commits to be reverted in a single commit, versus 17 additional reverting commits in this case. On 04/27/2018 10:34 PM, Perry E. Metzger wrote: > It was a bunch of work figuring out exactly what to do (it took me > almost an hour) but I think I've done a proper revert commit. > > If someone like Zero King could double check my work I'd appreciate > it. > > Marcus, please be more careful in the future.
