Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Git Revert

The video tutorial explains the differences between Git reset and Git revert. Git reset is a destructive command that modifies history, while Git revert is non-destructive and safe for public branches. The tutorial demonstrates how to use Git revert to undo changes by creating a new commit with inverse changes. It also covers handling conflicts during revert operations and emphasizes the importance of using revert for public branches.

Describe the process of reverting a commit using Git.

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What happens if you try to revert a commit that has conflicts?

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How can you view the changes made in a specific commit after performing a revert?

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