git how to move back commit

Question

I want to go back a committed one. How can I do?

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$ git reflog
9b2a45e HEAD@{0}: reset: moving to HEAD~1
0c54f19 HEAD@{1}: reset: moving to HEAD~1
b9c157d HEAD@{2}: commit: updated from online
0c54f19 HEAD@{3}: commit: add img from download folder
9b2a45e HEAD@{4}: commit: add images
6fa6e34 HEAD@{5}: clone: from git@bitbucket.org:starpix/dojo.git


$ git reset --hard HEAD~1
HEAD is now at 9b2a45e add images

I want to go back to "updated from online". how can I?

Answer 1

you can just move head forword to b9c157d

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git reset --hard b9c157d

Answer 2

git checkout b9c157d checks out the commit represented by the sha starting with b9c157d -- the commit you asked about.

Answer 3

If you have the commit id of that particular commit then this syntax will do for you.

git checkout commit_name in the commit name pass the commit id and if you don't want to checkout again then to revert the commit will do by this one git revert commit_name.