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About working with repository history in Source Tree.
Yes you would need call revert twice.
I think "git revert" is the simplest way to revert - and it is IMHO the "easiest to reproduce" way (esp. for your fellow developers)...
Have a look here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1463340/revert-multiple-git-commits
Thanks for the link. I've found in a comment to an answer this shortcut: git revert --no-commit D C B . I haven't tried yet, but it seems possible to revert multiple commits in one line, and then commit.
Sounds good - but I personally would be scared about what happens on reverting multiple commits at once in case of having edited the same portions of code in different commits: Hopefully git reverts the changes back in "the correct order" ...
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