How to remove a specific commit?

Question

git

Let's say I have a commit history of 1.2.3.4.5.6 How can I remove commit 3 so that 1.2 and 4.5.6 do not suffer?
It’s just that when I make a pull-request, in the middle of the history of commits and merges, there is a commit that I don’t need when I rollback, the commits in front are lost.

Answer 1

Run a rebase -i to the parent of the commit you're deleting.
A window will open there, in which you will need to delete the line with the 6159eb3 commit.
After deleting, save and exit.
Remember that rebase creates all commits again, so you can apply it until no one has uploaded your commits to themselves, otherwise they will have duplicates of the same commits with different hashes.