---
description: Safely revert a pushed commit without breaking history
---
1. **Find the Bad Commit Hash**:
- Identify the commit that caused the issue.
// turbo
- Run
2. **Revert the Commit**:
- Use
// turbo
- Run
3. **Push the Fix**:
- Push the new revert commit to the remote repository.
// turbo
- Run
4. **Pro Tips**:
- If you haven't pushed yet, you can just use
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description: Safely revert a pushed commit without breaking history
---
1. **Find the Bad Commit Hash**:
- Identify the commit that caused the issue.
// turbo
- Run
git log --oneline -n 52. **Revert the Commit**:
- Use
git revert to create a *new* commit that is the exact opposite of the bad one. Replace [hash] with the actual commit hash.// turbo
- Run
git revert [hash]3. **Push the Fix**:
- Push the new revert commit to the remote repository.
// turbo
- Run
git push origin HEAD4. **Pro Tips**:
- If you haven't pushed yet, you can just use
git reset --soft HEAD~1 to undo the commit locally.-
git revert is safe for shared branches because it only adds history, never deletes it.By Antigravity Team
How to Use This Workflow
Option A: Project-Specific (Recommended)
- Click "Download" above
- In your project, create the directory:
.agent/workflows/ - Save the file as
undo-bad-git-push-revert-commit.md - In Antigravity, type
/undo_bad_git_push_revert_commitor just describe what you want to do
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