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+title: How can I revert a commit in git
+author: Migue
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+Imagine, you have completed your task successfully. All the tests work properly without problems at the first time (Remember, I have said: 'Imagine' :D ) and you perform a commit into team repo's git.
+However you find an issue in your code and your code has been commited in the repo. Ok, Relax! you can fix it!
+
+Git allow us to fix these kind of issues using the command:
+`git revert <your last commit code>` 
+This command allow us to remove our last commit, in case of our commit has been commited. 
+
+* If we have not commited our changes
+You can revert the change using this command:
+`git reset --soft HEAD~1` (if you wish to keep your changes)
+or
+`git reset --soft HEAD~1` (if you do not want to keep your changes)
+
+I hope these commands can be helpfull for you, specially on those moments that we feel stressed by a mistake.
+
+> "Memento mori"