I’ll introduce how to handle the situation when you accidentally execute git push origin master.

Without overthinking it, just revert all the commits you want to undo, then push the master branch.

# 1. Revert all commits you want to undo
git revert e70e1149f59a7ebee10e34bcd0c42651bcedf08a
git revert 776eb2334228c42935b4d37b5ac61a0e78f956ef

# 2. Push to remote branch again after reverting
git push origin master

Since this assumes we’re dealing with a remote branch for a work product, I didn’t want to take risks, so I didn’t use force push like git push -f.

Force push has the danger of further messing up the remote branch, so while the commit log gets dirty, I wanted to understand the method for when you want to take the safe approach.

That’s all from the Gemba.