Remove last commit from remote git repository

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Possible Duplicate    Rolling back local and remote git repository by 1 commit       How can I remove the last commit from a remote GIT repository such as I don t see it any more in the log   If for example git log gives me the following commit history  A- gt B- gt C- gt D HEAD  ORIGIN    how can I go to   A- gt B- gt C HEAD ORIGIN    Thanks

User · Answer

If nobody has pulled it  you can probably do something like  git push remote  branch 1 remotebranch   which will forcibly update the remote branch to the last but one commit of your branch

User · Answer

Be careful that this will create an  alternate reality  for people who have already fetch pulled cloned from the remote repository  But in fact  it s quite simple   git reset HEAD    remove commit locally git push origin  HEAD   force-push the new HEAD commit   If you want to still have it in your local repository and only remove it from the remote  then you can use   git push origin  HEAD   lt name of your branch  most likely  master  gt

[git] Remove last commit from remote git repository

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