You can undo the changes introduced by a particular commit by pressing
RET on that commit moving to the file and then pressing v.
Magit does not support reverting everything that has happended to a file
after a certain commit (i.e. it might have changed in several commits).
To do that use:
$ git show COMMIT:FILE > FILE
$ git add FILE
$ git commit -m "reset FILE to COMMIT"
> I want to revert a file to a specific commit and make a new commit out
> of this reverting. Is there a way?
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