July 21, 2009 at 10:33 pm | English
- Posted by dorileo |
If you want to change your remote repository to point to some arbitrary commit you cold do the following:
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| git push -f origin sha1:branchname |
But be careful, you may break someone else`s repository in the case it has being fetched or cloned by someone.
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