clone specific commit bitbucket

Question

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I have an project in bitbucket and I want to clone specific commit from it
these are the commits, I want without the last two of them

butin SourceTree I can't see the commits number b6981f9 and 1fb876a
just the last number da84f64

I think because the last 3 pushed together, what I should do?

Answer 1

yes I want the whole repository except the last 2 commits, I don't need it, so how I can specific that cloning?

The normal way is to:

• clone everything

• checkout a new branch (or reset the current branch) to HEAD~2

  git checkout -b newBranch @~2
  

Other than that:

• shallow clone allows you to get the last n commits (which is not what you want)
• sparse checkout is about subfolders (not sub-commits)
• fetch single commit would not get all commits but some.

I have partners in project but we got bug in the last 2 commits

So, with SourceTree:

• clone the repo (normal clone)
• select the commit from which you want to work: double-click the commit to check it out, then click 'Branch'.

Once you have created an new branch, work and add new commits, then push your bugfix branch.