Terminal: Cancel Last Commit When Already push

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This how I cancel last commit when it already push on gitlab, there a couple solution but this work for me , and follow this step for fixing. go to git history you can check in your github/gitlab etc.

There are several other ways but this is the way I’ve tried and it works. this in stackoverflow use “git revert” and check this link https://stackoverflow.com/a/22683231/8366535.

First Step

Reset to <commit id> what you want to be last commit example:
[feature] commit what you want to remove 3x311x8x
[feature] commit must be the last bx3x2x8x
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$ git reset — hard <commit-id>
example:

$ git reset --hard b3ee42c8
HEAD is now at b3ee42c8 [last]

Second Step

clean your local drive in project, explanation of this code
(-f) force
(-d) drive

$ git clean -f -d

Third Step

Check status your git , response must be like this:
“nothing to commit, working tree clean”

$ git status

Fourth Step

add + (plus) before your branch
$ git push -u origin +<branch-name>
example:

$ git push -u origin +feature/parent

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