+ [2016-10-23T21:40:26Z] morenoh149 you can't just delete a random commit in your history
+ [2016-10-23T21:40:57Z] morenoh149 if you made a mistake you need to synthesize what the current tree should be by reevaluating all changes those commits made. That's rebasing.
+ [2016-10-23T22:08:26Z] bug_sniper I decided it would be easier this time to just reset this time
+ [2016-10-23T22:08:31Z] bug_sniper thanks for trying to help

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Posted by bug_sniper in #github at 2016-10-23T21:09:08Z

also, how do you remove the commit before the most recent commit from a local repository?
+ [2016-10-24T01:33:47Z] S3BH_ was set to something different than my github email. Later, I added that email address to my github email addresses (but not as a primary address)... I still don't see myself on the contribution graph, is the contribution graph "cached", is it ever going to get re-calculated or are all my contributions in vain ?
+ [2016-10-24T07:30:18Z] Man1850 such gitvery hub \o
+ [2016-10-24T07:57:20Z] rfuentess hi, I just screwed my local branch with a wrong rebase, I had a copy of that branch before the rebase, is possible to override the screwed content ?
+ [2016-10-24T08:01:12Z] rob_ delete the branch you dont want, then make a copy of your backup branch?
+ [2016-10-24T08:02:21Z] rfuentess I suppose that is more sane rob_