GitLab cancel or delete a push

Question

I want to cancel my last push, because a pushed the app/build folder changes Is it possible to revert a push or the last push in Gitlab?

Fifth

Thanks for your constructif answer. – Fifth

Do a hard reset to the previous commit....? – Vagus

Yes, I tried I hard reset and I pushed it on GitLab, and it works Thanks. – Fifth

Answer 1

Either you can delete the commit locally and use force push or create a revert commit via GitLab UI (GitLab 8.5 or newer):

Select your commit in the history you want to revert and click on the revert button:

There will be a modal dialog. You can choice if you want to create a Merge Request or directly commit it to the default branch:

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Apophyllite

Thanks a lot CSchulz, but I am on the 8.0.5 version, I suppose i can't see the revert option. – Fifth

But I found an other way, by a hard rest. – Fifth

In this case you have done the same as described in the linked answer. – Apophyllite

By this way the wrong commit remains in the history. Is there any way to erase it as it never happened? – Roemer