Open SourceTree and switch toRemote. You can filter using the search bar to find your repository. Click on theCloneoption. Step 3: Commit a file By default, with SourceTree you will commit a file andpushthe cha
And 'reset' is the git command you would use at a command line (if you wanted to revert the entire commit - not just to revert one file). My Windows SourceTree also gives a "reset current branch to this commit" option when I right-click on a commit ...
In order to clear out the errors you currently see I would to a git reset to get back to the same commit Bitbucket knows about. In Sourcetree click on the commit that you want to revert, right-click on it and select Reset current branch to this commit and select Hard as the mode to...
in fact, still benefit from using Git this way, by using advanced command line functionality in order to track and revert your own changes. However, in order to make use of its popular collaboration features on platforms like Github, you’ll need to push changes to a remote server. ...
Solved: I'm using source tree with a mercurial repository. If I make a merge and decide against before I've commited it, how do I roll back to the
hi @Kieran Senior [Atlassian] , If I pushed the commit to remote server, Then what should I do in case, I want to revert the commit or soft reset the commit. as you say *Only use this option if you didn't push the reverse commit changes*. Thanks in advance. Like ...
ok it seems like although the file dates do not go back to the original date (would be nice), double clicking on the commit does revert the files .. very simple .. you gys seriously need some help documentation for sourcetree ... love it though Reply 0 votes Timothy Rising Star Sep...
SourceTree shouldn't have let you revert a file and override uncommitted changes, though, at least not without an additional dialog box warning you of what you were about to do. Reply 0 votes Thirumal k April 26, 2016 no i did not commit my changes. Reply 0 votes Tim Crall ...
How do I revert to before I did a pull? Here's the story, 1. I made changes to my local files 2. I see new changes and click the Pull button 3. It says I need to commit my changes first 4. Write ommit message and click Commit 5. Click Pull button 6. A dialog appears that...
Hi I am trying to PUSH a revision after a commit and it keeps saying abort: push creates new remote head 1a2c34f5678(did you forget to merge? use push -f to force)" How do I use "push -f" from SourceTree? Thanks index.html ...