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git revert is exactly the tool for the situation you are describing
by drdrey 9y ago
git revert is exactly the tool for the situation you are describing
- swalsh 9y agoSorry again, you're not understanding my point. Git revert is of course used... but i'm not worried about the mechanics of the revert itself. I'm worried about each revert being a "self-contained" piece. That the project was stable after the revert. That's the bit that was important. A Linear history of commits is the important bit. Not how to do a revert.