I accidentally merged the wrong branch in Git. How can I undo that merge?
You can undo a Git merge by using the command git reset --hard HEAD~1
. This will reset your branch to the state before the merge.
What if I already pushed the merge to the remote repository?
If you've pushed the merge, you'll need to use git revert -m 1 <merge_commit_hash>
to create a new commit that undoes the changes.
Can you explain what -m 1
means in that command?
The -m 1
option specifies the parent number to use for the revert. In a merge commit, there are two parents, and 1
refers to the first parent.
Is there a way to recover the changes I made in the merge?
Yes, you can create a new branch from the merge commit before reverting, allowing you to keep those changes if needed.
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