How to reset a git repository to the Nth commit?

Question

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There is a bare repository where everything goes, and a repository that is a working copy of the bare repository (via git clone).

Tell me how to reset the state of both repositories to an arbitrary (Nth) commit?

As far as I understand, you must first reset the bare repository, and then just update the working copy via git pull, right?

Answer 1

No, you need to reset the local one with git reset --hard hash_commit , and then bare it with git push -f . But it is not recommended to edit commits that were sent to the origin. The rest of the people who work with you will have to do git fetch && git reset --hard origin/branch_name and if someone does not do this, then when pushing, he will return those commits that you deleted, but he still had them locally.