On Jun 10, 2015, at 2:00 AM, Quincey Morris wrote: > On Jun 9, 2015, at 11:07 , Jens Alfke <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> I’m ready to ask questions & share experiences, as long as The Man isn’t >> going to oppress me for it… > > One thing I just noticed that could be important to some… > > Snapshots appear to be gone from Xcode 7. The menu items aren’t on the File > menu any more, and when you try to (e.g.) refactor code, there’s an alert if > you have uncommitted SCM changes suggesting you might want to do a commit > first, because “you might not be able to undo”. > > Snapshotting vs. committing was a burning topic here a couple of years back. > I guess committing won, finally.
With that said, coming from the SVN world, it's really easy to roll back to a previous commit. Now, using Git, I looked around for instructions on how to do that and came across "we don't do that yet". Is that the case, or are my Googling skills weakening with age? How does one roll back to a previous commit when using a Git repo and in Xcode? Thanks, Alex Zavatone
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