Using the Sourcetree fallback code version

During the development of the project, code conflicts are troublesome things that need to be solved by the author of the code that caused the conflict.

Worse than the conflict is to flush out the code, this time, it is necessary to rollback the code.

So how does git roll back the code to a version?

1 Use the source tree to rollback, select the version to roll back, and then click Reset Develop to this commit

2 The following pop-up box pops up immediately

3 There are three options, be sure to choose: forcibly merge

4 Then, on the version number, select Commit rollback

5 The last step, remember to push.