This tutorial will show you how to undo a commit in your Git repository. If you just pushed a commit and need to undo it, follow these steps: First, undo the commit locally by using "git reset HEAD~1". This will take you behind your last commit on GitHub.

This will cause your local repository to go out of sync, so an error will occur when you try to push. To fix this, use git push –force to update the remote branch and remove the last commit from both your local and remote branches. Master the art of managing your commits with ease!

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