Accidentally merged untested code in the stable branch, can't find the merge to revert [Answered]
Title explains it. https://github.com/TheBoxyBear/charttools I accidentally merged beta into stable which included nearly 100 commits. I can see other merges that were done in the commit history but not the last one yet the merge did happen and all the files are in the branch.
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silly question probably, but did you push? or only commit?
pushed
Think I found the culprit
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So the yellow number is the commit id?
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Just finding the number of commits since is tricky
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Yeah problem is the merge isn't showing here or in github desktop
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beta into stable with dozens of files
Nearly 100 commits included
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My guess is it's the one from reflog
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Last one on that branch was months ago
Still in pre-release so tempted to just delete stable, make beta the main branch and quickly bugfix
Would still contain a bunch of unfinished classes
Or could delete the classes and references. There's not much crossreferencing with what used to be there anyway
Just how can I make sure the future merge from beta to stable will cause conflicts so I have the option to keep the files missing from stable6
does a log adog help identify your commits?
git log --all --decorate --oneline --graphToo late now, already went along reworking the branch into a sort of lts
Doing testing
Git blame could be a solid choice or a possibility for this case? @Mayor McCheese
And by "solid choice" I mean that it'll do the job just fine
Why have they allowed the merging ability in the first place?
I don't have access to ever merge directly into the main branch
Code review is done always and I have to create a PR.
I own the repo
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