Wrong revert in git
I wanted to revert the last push on branch branch1 and I used this command when I was on branch1 :
git push -f origin HEAD^:master
and instead of writing git push -f origin HEAD^:branch1 . The result is that my master become branch1 . Now I want to bring back my old master . Can I do that?
This answer assumes your local master branch was upto date with origin/master .
Yes, you can force push local master on the remote master again:
git push -f origin master:master
You don't need to be explicit on to what you are pushing here, because git will assume same name branches, so you can shorten it to:
git push -f origin master
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