commit 83f7eddbfbf66c0a2ffecc4639c6da642711bd7e
from: Stefan Sperling
As a first step, Got can create another commit which undoes the changes
-made by the latest commit. Assuming a branch called master,
+made by the latest commit. Assuming a branch called main,
the latest commit on this branch can be identified by the same
-name (master).
+name (main).
In a clean work tree according to got status, run:
-$ got backout master
+$ got backout main
$ got commit -m 'oops, roll back previous change'
@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ Using got backout a second time will now fetc
change into the work tree as a local change which can be amended:
-$ got backout master +$ got backout main (edit files) $ got commit -m 'fixed version of previous change'@@ -308,7 +308,7 @@ now look something like this:
$ got log -l 3 ----------------------------------------------- -commit bcb49d15e041ddffb59397d2fe851fdb1729b005 (master) +commit bcb49d15e041ddffb59397d2fe851fdb1729b005 (main) from: Flan Hacker <flan_hacker@openbsd.org> date: Wed Aug 14 22:07:22 2038 UTC @@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ mistake. First, find the ID of the parent commit of th$ got log -l 4 | grep ^commit| tail -n 1 -commit e27a7222faaa171dcb086ea0b566dc7bebb74a0b (origin/master) +commit e27a7222faaa171dcb086ea0b566dc7bebb74a0b (origin/main)@@ -388,7 +388,7 @@ version of history which does not contain the mistake:
$ got log -l 1 ----------------------------------------------- -commit 60b83404dd25547f19d9b468b931809541a3325c (master) +commit 60b83404dd25547f19d9b468b931809541a3325c (main) from: Flan Hacker <flan_hacker@openbsd.org> date: Wed Aug 14 22:17:12 2038 UTC