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on 04-22-2025 01:14 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAXsvVGXyEM&list=PL5DgOfLBA3RZ2BvcbNxdNtd3Y_1tW-hG9&index=3
Step-by-step instructions on reverting a commit and how to resync repo code back with ServiceNow.
In a repo clone, issue the following commands:
1. git log --reflog
2. git revert [the_commit_id_to_remove]
3. git add -u
4. git revert –continue (:wq!)
5. git push
Once the commit is reverted on the git repo and "Apply remote changes" is done from the instance. Both records will go back to a previous version before the changes were made
Each record has an associated history of versions in sys_update_version
Find the version that had the changes and in the Global scope use "revert to this version"