Use git revert to revert code

Step 1: View commit history

git log

This will list your commit history, including the commit hash, author, date, and commit message.

Exit the log: Press Q on your keyboard.

Step 2: Use git revert fallback code

Find the version number you need to roll back, which is the commit hash:

git revert <commit-hash>

Example:

Just press Enter.

Step 3: After pressing Enter, you will enter the Vim editor

Don't panic at this time.

①Press the ` i ` key to enter insert mode.

② Then roll your mouse wheel to the ` # ` number at the bottom and enter the information you want to roll back.

Clearly state why you want to revert this commit.

③ Press Esc to exit insert mode.

At this time, the following insertion will no longer exist.

④ Enter :wq and press Enter to save and exit the Vim editor.

After confirming that you have entered the information, enter :wq to exit and it will be saved automatically.

⑤After pressing Enter, you can see that the rollback has been successful. At this time, the code rollback status belongs to the commit status;

git push is required.

Step 4: To verify the code, you can go to the warehouse to have a look.

As a result, records like this are rolled back. It means success.