You’ve just pushed something to a Git repository and you immediately regret it!
Run git log to see what the commit id was:
git log
Take the first 7 characters of the commit SHA id and do the following:
git revert <commit_id>
git push --force
But if you’re like me and your problem was because of a merge conflict that you tried to resolve and clearly failed at, but still had the balls to push to the repo before wishing you hadn’t; you can still recover this terrible moment in your life by undoing the merge request itself.
git revert <commit_id> -m 1
git push
This will allow you to literally undo the merge that you previously failed at!
Better luck next time!
