I am a Git novice and totally messed up my remote master branch. I had a branch (add-comments-model) which I merged to master (and actually pushed it) and regret it. Now I would like to undo all these but the merge was done on command line instead.
My Git log of master looks like this:
111 Merge branch add-comments-model 222 Merge branch master into add-comments-model 333 Merge pull request #24 from good-merge 444 some commits from add-comments-model . . 666 some commits from add-comments-model
Ideally I hope to return to commit 333 ( a merge commit ) but i notice that the Merge branch master into add-comments-model must have caused some of the commits from add-comments-model to seep into the master branch log?
Can someone advise me on how to get my master branch back to commit 333?
