On Apr 1, 2:51 am, Jeffda wrote:
> It would be awesome if GIT would have the capability to revert/reset
> to a specific date/time.
Read the manual of the git-reset command (and its "--hard" command-
line option in particular), read the manual of the git-rev-parse
command and its "SPECIFYING REVIS
Thanks all!
It would be awesome if GIT would have the capability to revert/reset
to a specific date/time.
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On Mar 31, 10:33 pm, Jeffda wrote:
> Is it possible to revert a GIT repository to what it was right before
> a specific patch was applied? If so, is it possible to do so with just
> the patch's filename or the patch itself?
Alternatively (to what Marek discussed), as you mention patches, you
can
On 31 Mar, 20:33, Jeffda wrote:
> Is it possible to revert a GIT repository to what it was right before
> a specific patch was applied? If so, is it possible to do so with just
> the patch's filename or the patch itself?
You can run:
* git reset --soft commitid
to move HEAD to commitid and co
