Git cancel a revert

Question

In git let say I commit A and B

A---[B]

But then I revert with

git revert HEAD

So I am there now:

Answer 1

If you haven't done it completely, i.e., in gitbash you see something like:

Username@Host MINGW64 /d/code/your-project (feature|REVERTING)

then you can use git revert --abort to abort.

If you have done it.. just don't reset, the changes are still there. Use git reset to change the state. Instead of --hard, you can also use --soft(keep all the changes).

git reset --soft HEAD^ // discard the last commit, keeping all the changes after that

Also, if you want to revert more than 1 commits:

git reset --soft HEAD~3 // discart last 3 commits. Don't know if it works for commits of others.