This has > 1k views so I'm going to necro this topic and say that this is actually a *bad* idea. If you want to revert a commit via the web UI, how are you going to test to make sure that the revert doesn't break anything?
The only two options there seem to be:
If you're going to test locally, then you may as well just do the revert locally as well. This can include using a UI for Git locally if you really want to avoid typing `git` in the terminal.
This only really applies to doing reverts for arbitrary commits. If you want to revert a PR, you are already able to do this via the Bitbucket UI.
I would look at the help for the plugin as there might be something there. If not, I believe you will need to use the git revert command to back out the last commit.
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What tool did you use to issue the commit?
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