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Moving my branch back in time
We had our project at a good, solid spot. Then I made a couple of commit/pushes with things that it turns out we don't want to have, so I want to move the branch back to a previous push and have all the pushes that came after go away permanently. I tried right-clicking on the spot I wanted and selecting "Reset current branch to this commit" based on some answers I saw online. Unfortunately this didn't work as it appears that it only moved my current working spot to that commit but says I'm 3 commits behind. Those 3 commits are the ones I want deleted so that my currently selected commit will be the latest one ("Puzzle 2 for testing"). Is there a way to do this? See attached screenshot for what happens after I used the Reset command.
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