Git revert remote branch

Undo last commit pushed

git reset # commitId
# Exemple
git reset 5310517

Git revert remote branch

credit to: Jakub Narębski, Jeff Ferland and Charles Bailey 

// this is helpful if you have multiple devs working in a repo and they
// have pulled from dev (or whatever branch) and gotten any of the commits
// you're planning on revertting or you don't/can't know if they have pulled. 
// This will set you back to the state of the commit you want without 
// overwriting any of the history. This should help prevent conflicts

$ git reset --hard <commit hash you want to revert to>
$ git reset --soft <commit hash of last/latest commit> or @{1} 
$ git commit -m "reset: resetting back to # without overwriting history"

Source: stackoverflow.com

Git reset head to commit remote

 git reset --hard <commit-hash> #Please double check your commit hash
 git push -f origin master # this will force update and remove commits after this one

Revert on remote develop

$ git reset HEAD^ --hard
$ git push mathnet -f

Source: christoph.ruegg.name

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