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   Peter Krefting (nafmo@social.vivaldi.net)'s status on Wednesday, 02-Apr-2025 22:32:43 JST Peter Krefting

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   • lobingera

   @lobingera If you run "git revert" with the hash of the reversion commit, it will give you a "reapply" of that commit, with a reference back to the original.

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     lobingera (lobingera@chaos.social)'s status on Wednesday, 02-Apr-2025 22:32:44 JST lobingera

     #git

     i somehow know how to do this manually (editing files), but what is canonical way of re-applying a commit, that was reverted?

     So:

     * commit A
     * revert A
     ... other development ...
     * do commit A in the same way as above