On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 02:46:15PM -0400, ff <ff@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > ooops... yes... I'm scared of the reply-all button. :) Also please don't top-post, thanks. ;-) > In your example, how and why you can determine that the number 1 > represents the "foo" branch? Would "-m 2" represent the master branch? > In your example is there any other choice for the "-m" number to use? If the merge has two parents, then the first one is the actual branch and the second is the 'other' branch. So if 'master' is checked out, you did a 'git merge foo', and you want to do a revert, '1' stands for 'master' and '2' for 'foo'.
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