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[JDev 12.2.1.2 & git 2.9.0.windows.1] How to get a sepecfic commit ?

Mehdi Esteghamatian
Member Posts: 405
Hi,
I am using JDev 12.2.1.2 and we have a git server where we keep track of changes.
I can see list of commits in JDev given branch.
How can I revert back changes to a specific commit change set?
Please let me know.
Many Thanks
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Best Answer
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In the git history you can either
- create a new branch on the desired commit and check that out (for temporary revert)
or
- reset the current branch (hard) to that commit (for permanent revert)
bye
TPD
Answers
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In the git history you can either
- create a new branch on the desired commit and check that out (for temporary revert)
or
- reset the current branch (hard) to that commit (for permanent revert)
bye
TPD
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Should I use the local or the remote branch?
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