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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa023.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.theserverside.com/video/Undo-and-revert-pushed-Git-commits\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.theserverside.com/video/Undo-and-revert-pushed-Git-commits\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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Here is how to revert a pushed Git commit to a remote GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repo."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"If you need to undo a\ngit push\n, you only have two options: revert the pushed commit or reset it.\nThe option you choose to undo a pushed commit depends on the following three factors:\nHow much control you have over the remote repository.\nWhether or not others have fetched or pulled the pushed commit to undo.\nWhether or not you want to permanently delete the pushed Git commit.\nChoosing the wrong option to undo a\ngit push\ncan have serious ramifications upon code shared throughout the team.\nHow to undo a git push\nTo undo a pushed Git commit, either of the following two options are valid, although they each come with their own benefits and drawbacks:\nUndo the\ngit push\nwith a local\ngit revert\ncommand and push back normally.\nUndo the pushed Git commit with a reset and push back with force.\nHow to revert a pushed commit\nIf you have pushed a bad commit to GitHub or GitLab, the easiest thing to do is simply issue\nGit's revert command\nand push back to the server.\ngit revert\ngit push origin\nWhen the\ngit revert\ncommand is issued without any other parameters, it undoes the changes that were part of the previous commit and creates a new commit to denote the change.\nWhen you push back to the server, anyone who looks at your latest commit will not see the code that was part of the prior\ngit push\n.\nHowever, the old commit remains on the server. Anyone can still see the pushed commit you're trying to undo.\nForcefully undo a git push with reset\nIf you want to permanently delete a pushed Git commit from the server, you must perform a\nhard reset\nand then push back to the server with force.\ngit reset --hard\ngit push --force origin\nHowever, pushing back to the server with force is a destructive move, as it rewrites history to permanently delete the pushed commit.\nA hard git reset along with a forced push is one way to undo a pushed Git commit.\nIf others have pulled from the shared repository and have a copy of the pushed commit you want to undo, they will have problems then next time they\npull or fetch\n. Team members might need to perform a\nnew git clone\nto fix a corrupt Git commit history caused by a forced push.\nUnfortunately, if the goal is to completely delete the pushed commit, a reset and push with force is the only option.\nBut to be safe, the best way to undo a git push is with\ngit revert\n. 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Undo the git push with a local git revert command and push back normally.\n2. Undo the pushed Git commit with a reset and push back with force.\n## How to revert a pushed commit\nIf you have pushed a bad commit to GitHub or GitLab, the easiest thing to do is simply issue [Git's revert command](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/tutorial\/How-to-git-revert-a-commit-A-simple-undo-changes-example) and push back to the server.\n```\ngit revert\ngit push origin\n```\nWhen the git revert command is issued without any other parameters, it undoes the changes that were part of the previous commit and creates a new commit to denote the change.\n\nWhen you push back to the server, anyone who looks at your latest commit will not see the code that was part of the prior git push.\n\nHowever, the old commit remains on the server. Anyone can still see the pushed commit you're trying to undo.\n\n## Forcefully undo a git push with reset\nIf you want to permanently delete a pushed Git commit from the server, you must perform a [hard reset](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/blog\/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions\/remove-revert-discard-local-uncommitted-changes-Git-how-to) and then push back to the server with force.\n```\ngit reset --hard\ngit push --force origin\n```\nHowever, pushing back to the server with force is a destructive move, as it rewrites history to permanently delete the pushed commit.\n\n![Chart showing a git reset](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/rms\/onlineimages\/git_reset-f_mobile.png)\n\nA hard git reset along with a forced push is one way to undo a pushed Git commit.\n\nIf others have pulled from the shared repository and have a copy of the pushed commit you want to undo, they will have problems then next time they [pull or fetch](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/blog\/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions\/Git-pull-vs-fetch-Whats-the-difference). Team members might need to perform a [new git clone](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/video\/Example-of-how-to-use-the-Git-clone-command) to fix a corrupt Git commit history caused by a forced push.\n\nUnfortunately, if the goal is to completely delete the pushed commit, a reset and push with force is the only option.\n\nBut to be safe, the best way to undo a git push is with git revert. Your fellow developers will appreciate it.\n\n*Cameron McKenzie has been a Java EE software engineer for 20 years. 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Undo the git push with a local git revert command and push back normally.\n2. Undo the pushed Git commit with a reset and push back with force.\n## How to revert a pushed commit\nIf you have pushed a bad commit to GitHub or GitLab, the easiest thing to do is simply issue [Git's revert command](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/tutorial\/How-to-git-revert-a-commit-A-simple-undo-changes-example) and push back to the server.\n```\ngit revert\ngit push origin\n```\nWhen the git revert command is issued without any other parameters, it undoes the changes that were part of the previous commit and creates a new commit to denote the change.\n\nWhen you push back to the server, anyone who looks at your latest commit will not see the code that was part of the prior git push.\n\nHowever, the old commit remains on the server. Anyone can still see the pushed commit you're trying to undo.\n\n## Forcefully undo a git push with reset\nIf you want to permanently delete a pushed Git commit from the server, you must perform a [hard reset](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/blog\/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions\/remove-revert-discard-local-uncommitted-changes-Git-how-to) and then push back to the server with force.\n```\ngit reset --hard\ngit push --force origin\n```\nHowever, pushing back to the server with force is a destructive move, as it rewrites history to permanently delete the pushed commit.\n\n![Chart showing a git reset](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/rms\/onlineimages\/git_reset-f_mobile.png)\n\nA hard git reset along with a forced push is one way to undo a pushed Git commit.\n\nIf others have pulled from the shared repository and have a copy of the pushed commit you want to undo, they will have problems then next time they [pull or fetch](https:\/\/www.theserverside.com\/blog\/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions\/Git-pull-vs-fetch-Whats-the-difference). 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Boilerpipe Text	If you need to undo a git push , you only have two options: revert the pushed commit or reset it. The option you choose to undo a pushed commit depends on the following three factors: How much control you have over the remote repository. Whether or not others have fetched or pulled the pushed commit to undo. Whether or not you want to permanently delete the pushed Git commit. Choosing the wrong option to undo a git push can have serious ramifications upon code shared throughout the team. How to undo a git push To undo a pushed Git commit, either of the following two options are valid, although they each come with their own benefits and drawbacks: Undo the git push with a local git revert command and push back normally. Undo the pushed Git commit with a reset and push back with force. How to revert a pushed commit If you have pushed a bad commit to GitHub or GitLab, the easiest thing to do is simply issue Git's revert command and push back to the server. git revert git push origin When the git revert command is issued without any other parameters, it undoes the changes that were part of the previous commit and creates a new commit to denote the change. When you push back to the server, anyone who looks at your latest commit will not see the code that was part of the prior git push . However, the old commit remains on the server. Anyone can still see the pushed commit you're trying to undo. Forcefully undo a git push with reset If you want to permanently delete a pushed Git commit from the server, you must perform a hard reset and then push back to the server with force. git reset --hard git push --force origin However, pushing back to the server with force is a destructive move, as it rewrites history to permanently delete the pushed commit. A hard git reset along with a forced push is one way to undo a pushed Git commit. If others have pulled from the shared repository and have a copy of the pushed commit you want to undo, they will have problems then next time they pull or fetch . Team members might need to perform a new git clone to fix a corrupt Git commit history caused by a forced push. Unfortunately, if the goal is to completely delete the pushed commit, a reset and push with force is the only option. But to be safe, the best way to undo a git push is with git revert . Your fellow developers will appreciate it. Cameron McKenzie has been a Java EE software engineer for 20 years. His current specialties include Agile development, DevOps and container-based technologies such as Docker, Swarm and Kubernetes.
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The option you choose to undo a pushed commit depends on the following three factors: - How much control you have over the remote repository. - Whether or not others have fetched or pulled the pushed commit to undo. - Whether or not you want to permanently delete the pushed Git commit. Choosing the wrong option to undo a git push can have serious ramifications upon code shared throughout the team. ## How to undo a git push To undo a pushed Git commit, either of the following two options are valid, although they each come with their own benefits and drawbacks: 1. Undo the git push with a local git revert command and push back normally. 2. Undo the pushed Git commit with a reset and push back with force. ## How to revert a pushed commit If you have pushed a bad commit to GitHub or GitLab, the easiest thing to do is simply issue [Git's revert command](https://www.theserverside.com/tutorial/How-to-git-revert-a-commit-A-simple-undo-changes-example) and push back to the server. ``` git revert git push origin ``` When the git revert command is issued without any other parameters, it undoes the changes that were part of the previous commit and creates a new commit to denote the change. When you push back to the server, anyone who looks at your latest commit will not see the code that was part of the prior git push. However, the old commit remains on the server. Anyone can still see the pushed commit you're trying to undo. ## Forcefully undo a git push with reset If you want to permanently delete a pushed Git commit from the server, you must perform a [hard reset](https://www.theserverside.com/blog/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions/remove-revert-discard-local-uncommitted-changes-Git-how-to) and then push back to the server with force. ``` git reset --hard git push --force origin ``` However, pushing back to the server with force is a destructive move, as it rewrites history to permanently delete the pushed commit. ![Chart showing a git reset](https://www.theserverside.com/rms/onlineimages/git_reset-f_mobile.png) A hard git reset along with a forced push is one way to undo a pushed Git commit. If others have pulled from the shared repository and have a copy of the pushed commit you want to undo, they will have problems then next time they [pull or fetch](https://www.theserverside.com/blog/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions/Git-pull-vs-fetch-Whats-the-difference). Team members might need to perform a [new git clone](https://www.theserverside.com/video/Example-of-how-to-use-the-Git-clone-command) to fix a corrupt Git commit history caused by a forced push. Unfortunately, if the goal is to completely delete the pushed commit, a reset and push with force is the only option. But to be safe, the best way to undo a git push is with git revert. Your fellow developers will appreciate it. Cameron McKenzie has been a Java EE software engineer for 20 years. His current specialties include Agile development, DevOps and container-based technologies such as Docker, Swarm and Kubernetes. 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Readable Markdown	If you need to undo a git push, you only have two options: revert the pushed commit or reset it. The option you choose to undo a pushed commit depends on the following three factors: - How much control you have over the remote repository. - Whether or not others have fetched or pulled the pushed commit to undo. - Whether or not you want to permanently delete the pushed Git commit. Choosing the wrong option to undo a git push can have serious ramifications upon code shared throughout the team. ## How to undo a git push To undo a pushed Git commit, either of the following two options are valid, although they each come with their own benefits and drawbacks: 1. Undo the git push with a local git revert command and push back normally. 2. Undo the pushed Git commit with a reset and push back with force. ## How to revert a pushed commit If you have pushed a bad commit to GitHub or GitLab, the easiest thing to do is simply issue [Git's revert command](https://www.theserverside.com/tutorial/How-to-git-revert-a-commit-A-simple-undo-changes-example) and push back to the server. ``` git revert git push origin ``` When the git revert command is issued without any other parameters, it undoes the changes that were part of the previous commit and creates a new commit to denote the change. When you push back to the server, anyone who looks at your latest commit will not see the code that was part of the prior git push. However, the old commit remains on the server. Anyone can still see the pushed commit you're trying to undo. ## Forcefully undo a git push with reset If you want to permanently delete a pushed Git commit from the server, you must perform a [hard reset](https://www.theserverside.com/blog/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions/remove-revert-discard-local-uncommitted-changes-Git-how-to) and then push back to the server with force. ``` git reset --hard git push --force origin ``` However, pushing back to the server with force is a destructive move, as it rewrites history to permanently delete the pushed commit. ![Chart showing a git reset](https://www.theserverside.com/rms/onlineimages/git_reset-f_mobile.png) A hard git reset along with a forced push is one way to undo a pushed Git commit. If others have pulled from the shared repository and have a copy of the pushed commit you want to undo, they will have problems then next time they [pull or fetch](https://www.theserverside.com/blog/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions/Git-pull-vs-fetch-Whats-the-difference). Team members might need to perform a [new git clone](https://www.theserverside.com/video/Example-of-how-to-use-the-Git-clone-command) to fix a corrupt Git commit history caused by a forced push. Unfortunately, if the goal is to completely delete the pushed commit, a reset and push with force is the only option. But to be safe, the best way to undo a git push is with git revert. Your fellow developers will appreciate it. Cameron McKenzie has been a Java EE software engineer for 20 years. His current specialties include Agile development, DevOps and container-based technologies such as Docker, Swarm and Kubernetes.
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