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Hello @enterprise could you please reseed? The Torrent is stallled at 0%. Thank you in advance.

Hello @Cradical could you please reseed? The Torrent is stallled at 0%. Thank you in advance.

Hello @Cradical could you please reseed? Thank you in advance.

please reupload 🙂

Please reupload 🙂

According to Kayleen from examtopics(dot)com: You need to first do git log to find the commit number (56...). Then you do git reset --hard 56 to go back to that commit (this will only reset your local branch, your remote if you have it is still at the commit you had at the beginning). Then you do git reset --soft HEAD@{1} which will go back to where you were before git reset --hard BUT it will leave the files alone (how they were at 56). And at this point you can do git commit. This last commit will be on top of what you had at the beginning but the files will be from 56. Which is what the commit says. So should be: 1. git log 2. git reset --hard 56e05fced 3. git reset --soft HEAD@{1} 4. git status 5. git commit -m "Revert to 56e05fced commit"