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      1 # Git
      2 
      3 Undo last 2 already pushed commits:
      4 
      5 ```
      6 git revert HEAD HEAD~1
      7 ```
      8 
      9 (If the commits have already been pushed to a shared remote, use git revert
     10 instead — it creates new "undo" commits rather than rewriting history, which
     11 avoids causing problems for collaborators. )
     12 
     13 And the push it back to repo:
     14 
     15 ```
     16 git push origin <branch-name> --force-with-lease
     17 ```
     18 
     19 (This rewrites remote history and can break things for anyone who has already
     20 pulled those commits — avoid on shared branches.)