How to re-apply already reverted back changes in git
- Made some changes to "git push"
- git revert "2398239" - later
- Made some changes to "git push"
- I would like to pullback changes from the revert in [2]
How should I do this?
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Rpj
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1You could simply cherry-pick the old commit: `git cherry-pick 2398239`, although reverting the revert as suggested would probably be bit more explicit. – Mykola Gurov Feb 18 '15 at 07:28
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When doing the step 2, you will get a new commit ID. You can revert that commit ID. This is basiclly reverting the revert and same as reverting a comit.
Made some changes to "git push" //commit id "2398239"
git revert "2398239" - later // commit id "2345678"
Made some changes to "git push"
git revert "2345678"
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