Git Reverting Expert Needed
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I'm looking for a skilled Git professional who can help me with reverting commits in my local repository.
In the project I’m working on, I previously worked on ticket_1 and ticket_2 together, meaning I worked on the same branch, but later we found an error in the changes I made for ticket_2. Because of this, I was asked to revert the commit with these changes and create a new MR with only the changes for ticket_1. I want to open a new branch from master, go back to the commit (10-11 commits earlier, with hash asdasd2), and delete some of the changes I made, keeping only what needs to be preserved, and then create and send a new MR.
However, when I reverted this commit (with hash asdasd2), some of the changes I made for ticket_1 remained and were not removed. In other words, the revert cleared the changes related to ticket_2 from this commit, but many of the changes I made for ticket_1 were still there. Later, when I examined the other commits, I found that the commit with hash asdasd1 contained the initial changes I made for ticket_1 along with other changes (not made by me). It seems that my initial changes for ticket_1 and other changes were merged into different commits, and the later changes for ticket_1 and ticket_2 were merged into separate commits by team lead.
What I probably need to do is revert the asdasd2 (which contains some of the code for ticket 1 and all code for ticket 2) commit, clean up all changes, and then add only the necessary changes for ticket_1. It means I do not need to touch commit with hash asdasd1.
I need somebody to do it with me. Any other approach is also okay. If you are a git expert , it takes maybe 10-15 mins for you.
I can pay 10usd.
In the project I’m working on, I previously worked on ticket_1 and ticket_2 together, meaning I worked on the same branch, but later we found an error in the changes I made for ticket_2. Because of this, I was asked to revert the commit with these changes and create a new MR with only the changes for ticket_1. I want to open a new branch from master, go back to the commit (10-11 commits earlier, with hash asdasd2), and delete some of the changes I made, keeping only what needs to be preserved, and then create and send a new MR.
However, when I reverted this commit (with hash asdasd2), some of the changes I made for ticket_1 remained and were not removed. In other words, the revert cleared the changes related to ticket_2 from this commit, but many of the changes I made for ticket_1 were still there. Later, when I examined the other commits, I found that the commit with hash asdasd1 contained the initial changes I made for ticket_1 along with other changes (not made by me). It seems that my initial changes for ticket_1 and other changes were merged into different commits, and the later changes for ticket_1 and ticket_2 were merged into separate commits by team lead.
What I probably need to do is revert the asdasd2 (which contains some of the code for ticket 1 and all code for ticket 2) commit, clean up all changes, and then add only the necessary changes for ticket_1. It means I do not need to touch commit with hash asdasd1.
I need somebody to do it with me. Any other approach is also okay. If you are a git expert , it takes maybe 10-15 mins for you.
I can pay 10usd.