How does idea withdraw code from remote push

In normal development , We often commit some wrong code to the remote branch by hand , At this time, we want to withdraw quickly to avoid unnecessary problems caused by the error code being pulled by colleagues , Today we will demonstrate ：

First of all, this is the code in my remote warehouse ：

My local code ：

  operation ： Hand error twice in a row ( First submission and second submission ) Submit the local error code to the remote warehouse

git Submit the record :（nio It's actually my first time to submit information. I mistakenly wrote it here , But it doesn't affect ）

Local code records :

  Remote warehouse records :

  At this time, mistakes have been made , I have submitted the wrong code to the remote branch twice by hand , So how can I withdraw ？

  At this time, find the submission you want to withdraw to , Right click to select (Reset Current Branch to Here). such as ： I want the code to roll back to what it looked like when I first submitted , Just find my first submission nio Right click to select Reset Current Branch to Here Click to select the second one Mixed Click ok

  At this time, you will find that your local code is still the same as before , But it shows no commit The state of .

  Find your local change record at this time ( Is our usual code commit The box that pops out when )

Click on this. " Arrow returned " Roll back

  Click on Rollback after , Our code will return to the way we first submitted .

But at this time, it is only local restore , The previously submitted error code is still on the remote . So we need to cover the code to the remote .

Because the previous operations are first update>>>>>push, But in our case , Will pull down the remote error code , Then our previous operations are in vain , So it needs to be enforced push.  Although we didn't submit information at this time , But we can still choose to force push.

Be careful : At this time, I found idea mandatory push Button gray , So I changed it to command line coercion push.

git push origin HEAD --force

  Finally, it is found that the remote code has been successfully overwritten