Wrongful commit to master. What to do?

[aloisdg]

Hello,

After reading the french part of some code. I took the initiative to clean a bit the code directly in the GitHub website and commit. I thought that it will create a patch-1 and forgot that I am able to change master directly ! Instead of PR the code was ship directly into master ! The CI run it (and since AppVeyor failed and I am glad it did!). This wrong commit shouldnt go to far. I am not able to revert it right now (cant find the function on the website and I cant clone where am I) and I am not sure about what to do. I hope this move wasn't to harmful. Is it possible to remove right to commit to some branch? If so I would like to limit myself to dev. I don't need more so I shouldn't have more.

Thank you. Sorry for the trouble. 😢

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[clairernovotny]

Just reversed -- https://github.com/Humanizr/Humanizer/tree/2f4c37915e51cffa549ce45a0ddeddccd05ef4ee

Some tools like SourceTree allow you to reverse a commit (they do an inverse commit).

[aloisdg]

@onovotny Thank you. 👍