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I'm wondering if there is a way to quickly reverse specific hunk of a commit.
I can generate a diff between two commits or HEAD to see the difference.
How do I reverse just one of those hunks (or better yet, a set of specific hunks)?
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An administrator can roll back the code repository to a previous commit -- that point-in-time copy -- in several ways, depending on the end goal. One approach is the git reset command. Before using this command, you must understand what git reset does.
To undo changes associated with a specific commit, developers should use the git revert command. To undo every change that has happened since a given commit occurred, use git reset.
git checkout -p $REF -- path/to/file e.g.,
git checkout -p HEAD^ myfile Where $REF is a ref name or commit ID that specifies the commit you want to take the file state from. For example, to selectively revert changes made in the last commit, use HEAD^.
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