How to reverse change from some specific commit in sourcetree

[YOUWEI QIN]

Hi All,

I'm a newer for sourcetree. Here I have a question about How to reverse change from some specific commit in sourcetree;

I'm using sourcetree version 1.6.19.0. I can only fine "reverse file" command on the top right of the file. What I'm aiming for is the reverse hunk and reverse line button. I've seen these two button before, but I cannot find it now.

Cheers,

Youwei

[Seth]

In the Log view, if you click on a commit, and then a particular file in that commit, it will show the diff of the file in the bottom right pane.

Each hunk should have a "reverse hunk" button. If you select any modified lines in the hunk (click and shift+click) you should be given the option to reverse lines.

[YOUWEI QIN]

Thanks Seth I followed your instructions. Could you please check my solution in the next comments (as I cannot attach picture in this comments) if I did things correctly.

[YOUWEI QIN]

Hi Seth, I updated sourcetree with Version 1.6.20.0, and now it works

[YOUWEI QIN]

thanks Seth. It should be tag with sourcetree.

[YOUWEI QIN]

Hi Seth,

I selected the uncommitted changes and the previous commit, and select the file I want to reverse in Log view. As can be seen from the right panel, there only be reverse file option available.

Cheers,

Youwei

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[Seth]

Don't select both commits, only select the commit that has changes you want to reverse.

[Seth]

Not sure why you tagged this question as "bitbucket" when you are clearly asking about SourceTree features. I changed the tags, but any users who subscribed to the SourceTree tag probably didn't see your question.