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Hmm, I don't think so. The answer for "yes" is to do a `git revert`, which does not modify history. Instead, it creates a new commit. The answers for "no" all
by burntsushi 12y ago
Hmm, I don't think so. The answer for "yes" is to do a `git revert`, which does not modify history. Instead, it creates a new commit.
The answers for "no" all involve modifying history, which I think is generally perceived to be quite OK so long as you aren't modifying history that is public.
- ladislas 12y agoyep you're right and the question was already answered in the comments. :)