[Xcb] removing latest commit

[Jamey Sharp]

On Wed, Feb 21, 2007 at 09:18:29PM +0100, Vincent Torri wrote:
> My latest commit was wrong (my randr proto was not up to date)
> 
> how do I use git rest to remove that commit ?

In general, the answer is "make sure it's right before you push." ;-)

As long as you coordinate with other people to make sure nobody's
changes get lost, though, you can

	git-reset --hard HEAD^ # remove the last commit locally
	git-push -f origin # make remote exactly match your local tree

Be careful! If anybody else has committed, this will erase their commits
too! And if anybody else has done a git-pull since you pushed the bad
commit, they'll have to `git-pull -f`, which can erase their local
commits. It's bad all the way around.

--Jamey
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