• November 6, 2025
How to Set a Git Remote Commit to a Previous Commit?

In Git, commits form a chronological record of changes made to the codebase. Occasionally, a recent commit might introduce issues, or you might need to set the branch back to an earlier state. While local rollback commands are common, updating the remote repository to reflect these changes involves specific steps. It's important to be cautious, especially when working in collaborative environments, to avoid disrupting others' work.