How to Update a Remote Git Repository to Match Your Local Repository After Deleting a Commit
In the process of working with Git, there may come a time when you find yourself needing to update the remote repository to reflect changes made locally, especially after deleting a local commit. This scenario requires a bit more care, as it involves force-pushing changes to the remote repository.
To update the remote repository to match your local repository, including the deleted commit, you need to force-push your changes. Use the following command:
git push origin main --force
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