Stack Overflow Asked by srinath on January 31, 2021
Main Repo – A
I forked a repo B from main repo A.
I wrote some code and accidentally pushed it in forked repo (B) – master branch and then i reverted the commit as well.
Now, whenever i create a branch from forked repo (B) , i am getting those 2 commits (the one which i created and reverted). Is there any way to get rid of two commits and overwrite the entire master branch and sync it with the parent/Main repo.
Or is there any way to simply ignore this fork and create another fork from the same id ?
Is there any way to get rid of two commits
Yes:
git reset --hard master~2
If you want the fork to look like that too:
git push --force
Answered by matt on January 31, 2021
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