Could I delete any of my commit which I had already push to central repository

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Could I delete any of my commit which I had already push to central repository?

Dec 21, 2018 in Git & GitHub by Ali
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You can't delete, but you can always revert a commit that is pushed into central repository using 

git revert {commit_id}

or you could use

git reset HEAD file_name

Gir reset command will delete the unwanted commits without git logs

answered Dec 21, 2018 by Eric

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