Article Introduction：To remedy bad Git commit information, there are three methods: Commit fix: Modify the commit information and replace the existing commit. Reset and force push: Overwrite existing commit history and resubmit changes with correct information. Rewrite commit history: Use the interactive editor to modify commit information and replace error messages with updated information.

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Article Introduction："git commit" means "git commit" and is a command of the git system. It is mainly used to submit changes in the temporary storage area to the local warehouse; the syntax is "git commit -m [message]", "[ message]" can be some remark information.

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Article Introduction：How to retract a Git commit? git reset HEAD^: Undo the last commit and restore to the state before commit. git revert HEAD: Create a new commit with the opposite content than the previous commit. git reset <SHA-1 hash>: Undo the specified commit using the commit's SHA-1 hash. Interactive Stage Area: Mark specific changes for retraction and then commit, excluding retracted changes.

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Article Introduction：How to undo a commit submitted by git: 1. Modify the content of the last commit. If you find that there is an error in the last commit, you can use the "git commit --amend" command to modify it; 2. Undo the changes of a commit, If you need to completely undo a commit and its corresponding changes, you can use the "git revert" command; 3. If you need to completely roll back to the state before a commit, you can use the "git reset" command.

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Article Introduction：The Git commit file command is used to save code changes to the local warehouse. The usage method is as follows: add the files to be submitted to the staging area (git add); commit the changes in the staging area and provide the commit message (git commit -m ); optionally commit a specific range of changes (git commit -p); special uses include modifying the commit message (git commit --amend) and skipping commit hooks (git commit --no-verify).

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Article Introduction：Commit deleted files using Git: Use the git rm command to remove files from the staging area. Use the git add command to stage the removal of changes. Use the git commit command to commit the deleted files, including the commit message.

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Article Introduction：Git commit error rollback method: directly roll back the latest commit: git reset --hard HEAD~1 roll back to a specific commit: git reset --hard <commit-hash> roll back to a specific file: git checkout -- <file -name> Force rollback (caution required): git push --force origin <branch-name>

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Article Introduction：Committing a Git file involves three steps: Use git add to add the file to the staging area. Use git commit -m "commit message" to commit the file. Use git push origin <branch name> to push files to the remote repository.

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Article Introduction：If a Git commit goes wrong, you can revert by following these steps: Identify the commit you want to revert and note its SHA1 hash. Use the git reset --soft command to reset the Git index. Modify the files affected by the bad commit. Use git add and git commit --amend to add and commit changes. (Optional) Use git push --force to force push to the remote repository.

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Article Introduction：Git is a popular version control tool, but even experienced developers can accidentally commit the wrong code or personal information. In this case, it is crucial to undo the commit in order to fix the problem without destroying the codebase history. Here are the steps on how to undo a git commit. ## 1. Undo the latest commit If you have submitted wrong code or personal information, and you have not pushed the error to the remote warehouse, the easiest way is to undo the commit. ### 1. Check the submission history to undo the submission

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