I messed up with my git structure and I had a lot of unnecessary commits that I reverted and my git was looking very congusted, but now it looks clean. Thank you for the video.

life saver man , you explained everything perfectly and didnt rush things.

This video was very helpful it is exactly what i was looking for. Thanks

Thank you so much for the help!

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This saved a ton of time. Thanks so much!

You are a goddamn genius! Been trying to revert changes, delete history, and delete the branch for 3 hours...... THANK YOU!

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How to get back those 11 commits in the commit history after the force push. Please help me ASAP.

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Helped a lot. Thanks

Very easy to understand video, thanks for the tip

Hello! I have a problem with this command. Git prints this instead of deleting commits of the repository: `fatal: ambiguous argument 'HEAD~7': unknown revision or path not in the working tree.`. Searched this problem on stackoverflow, but it doesn't seem that anyone had this problem yet(

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Thank you. This was helpful.

What if I am simply running out of storage space and some unnecessary older versions are using that up? Working with large GameDev files for instance.

Works, thank you for your time!😀

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I can't delete the very 1st commit out of the GitHub repository right ? With git reset command ...... As git reset just takes the head to the provided commit ID but how can I empty a GitHub repository with 0 commits like a fresh repository when it was created.?? Now I know the easy method for this is deleting and creating altogether a new repository but still asking for knowledge 😅

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Thanks! I by mistake left a Token there, even after regenerating it I wanted it gone

This video is about the ones at the end, what about a commit from the middle?

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why your main branch called master?

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is it possible to get the deleted commits back?

What if the commit was in a different branch?

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How to do it on mobile

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You were too fast. I guess you didn't want to teach us.

Thank you very much, that helped me a lot.