How to Undo a Git Commit (The Right Way)

Git offers several commands to undo commits based on whether changes have been pushed and how recent the commit is. Developers can use git reset for local commits, keeping changes staged or discarding them entirely, while git revert is recommended for shared branches to maintain history integrity by creating a new commit that undoes previous changes.

Understanding these commands helps developers manage version control effectively, ensuring they do not disrupt team workflows when undoing mistakes.

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