Jeffrin

A. To revert to a previous commit: (only works in an IDE and if the project is a git repo):

1. Open a new terminal.

2. Type 'git log' (1st image)

   

3. Find the alphanumeric set of characters assigned to the commit you wanna revert to.

4. Copy it.

5. Open a new terminal.

6. Run 'git reset --hard your-commit-hash' (replace 'your-commit-hash' with the alphanumeric hash that you copied)

7. Run 'git push -f' to sync the changes.

   

B. If your build failed for the deploy on netlify, vercel, etc. , the build log mostly won't pinpoint the actual error. (Besides 'module not found' errors. Those are obvious you didn t install the dependency mentioned i the error, but you imported it in some file. Example: src/app/page.tsx: line 4: Module Not Found: node-fetch)

Reverting To A Previous Version In An IDE (Only Works if the project is linked to github).

• Go to the terminal.

• Run 'git log' to find the Alphanumeric Commit Hash.

• Copy the Hash.

• Open A New Terminal.

• Run 'git reset --hard your-commit-hash-that-you-copied' (no brackets, apostrophe, etc.)

• Run 'git push -f' to sync the changes with your repo.

Most of the times, Your build log for your failed deployment will not actually tell you what the real error is.

Bonus fact: I built klutz.co.in ( ) using the revert tip above more than 873 times.

Everyone out there and in this forum is only talking about Cursor, Windsurf, Pythagora, Warp, etc.

And to make it worse, Cursor launched for web and mobile, today,