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    How much do you know about Git & GitHub: History Engineering and Automation?

    What does git revert <hash> do?

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    It deletes the commit from history.
    It creates a new commit that exactly undoes the changes introduced by the specified commit.Correct
    It goes back to the previous version and deletes everything new.
    It restarts the repository.

    It is the safe way to undo changes on public branches without rewriting history.

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