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How to undo changes in Git after push?

Undoing changes in Git after a `git push` demands careful consideration, especially on shared branches. The safest method is `git revert`. This creates a new commit that effectively undoes the changes of a previous one, preserving the project's history. Apply `git revert --commit-hash-to-undo--` locally, then `git push`. This approach corrects mistakes without disrupting collaborators. For scenarios requiring history rewrite, like removing sensitive data, you could use `git reset --hard --commit-hash-before-target--` followed by `git push --force`. However, force pushing is highly destructive, rewrites history, and should only be used with extreme caution on private branches or when its severe implications for collaborators are fully understood.

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