I want to revert the code to a specific commit. This commit is not a direct part of the branch history; there are merge operations, branch forks, and other changes in between. Therefore, directly using `revert HEAD...commit` fails due to merge need -m. I don't want to revert each individual commit; I just want to restore the code to this specific commit while retaining all the current history commits. How can I achieve this? Is there a better way than using the revert function?
