问题
So, my situation is (by mistake) I have given access to a person to commit to my branch. Now in my local I have made a commit and when I tried to push it to the remote it shows that the remote is ahead. Because the other person has pushed his code to this branch with several commits. Now, can I remove those commits from remote without taking pull to my local?
I tried to do this git push origin +<<commit number>>^:branch
But it says src refspec <<commit number>>^ does not match any.
回答1:
Please try this
git push origin <<branch_name>> -f
In this -f
if used for force push
This will remove commits that are made by someone else.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37132584/git-remove-last-commits-from-remote-made-by-someone-else