I’ve had to revert my Git commits a number of times and to revert git revision involves executing a few commands in a terminal window. To save me time googling for the solution I’ll add it in here for my future reference. To revert your Git repository to a specific revision number you need to […]
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Occasionally a developer might commit some sensitive information, such as passwords, in a Git repository. Although you can easily remove the file in question from the repo, Git will retain the commit history for that particular file. Fortunately, in Git there is an easy way to remove files from Git history. Let’s assume that the […]
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