I’ve got 2 branches. I worked on some translations and imported the files into the wrong branch. Which I noticed after committing. I reverted to the previous commit. But how do I tell Cornerstone that this is now my new version?
I’ve tried to do some goggling but the instructions are for the CLI.
Had once a similar issue and i think i could only fix it (user revert or reset?) in the Shell.
I used Cornerstone in the past (up to v4.0), but stopped using it when Assembla started to change things i did not like.
I switched to Fork (Win/macOS) and since then everything is much easier. Maybe give it a try and try to revert your Repo using Fork?
BTW: I am no Git Guru but i was able to accomplish everything i wanted with Fork (but not with Cornerstone or Tower).
I’m still using the old version of Cornerstone from before Assembla. I’d rather not mix solving a problem with migrating to a different version system (SVN to GIT).
According to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13330011/how-do-i-revert-an-svn-commit
I can try with
svn merge -r [current_version]:[previous_version] [repository_url]
which should be
svn merge -r 8041:8040 [repository_url]
But I’ll try the instructions from the article first - as soon as the brain is a bit cooler.