[Question] Exclude one commit

[Forusim]

Hello!

I want to update to latest rev, however i am wondering is it possible to exclude specified commits from masteR?

I would like to keep the BG honor marks, which were removed by this commit.

Sure i could paste old code by hand, but is there more comfortable way?

Thanks in advance.

[DasBlub]

you can just do 'git apply -R' (or was it -r ?) to do it the 'reverse' way. so update, then extract the commit as a patch ('git show [commit] > my.diff') and then reverse-apply the created diff.

-- DasBlub

[kich0]

its a really small commit and I don't see why can't you apply it by hand ?

[hunuza]

Or simply use git revert...

[Diablox]

you can just do 'git apply -R' (or was it -r ?) to do it the 'reverse' way. so update, then extract the commit as a patch ('git show [commit] > my.diff') and then reverse-apply the created diff.

-- DasBlub

Why not just to

git revert [commit]

EDIT: Sorry didnt see last post

[DasBlub]

damn, i couldn't remember the 'git revert' command... i knew that it was there but i forgot that it existed for commits too ^^

thanks for pointing out hunuza & Diablox

[Forusim]

Thanks guys!

Kicho... it is allways better to have an automated way. What if i had to revert a big commit?