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To reverse a pushed commit in Git, you can either use git revert or git reset. Each approach has pros and cons.

# Option 1: git revert

Pros: Safe for shared branches, creates a new commit to undo changes.

Cons: Adds noise to history.

Commands:

    git revert [COMMIT_HASH]

    git push origin [BRANCH_NAME]

## Soft Reset

Pros: Keeps changes in your working directory.

Cons: Rewrites history; risky for shared branches.

Commands:

    git reset --soft [COMMIT_HASH]^

    git commit -m "Reverting previous commit"

    git push origin [BRANCH_NAME] --force-with-lease

Pros: Completely removes commit.

Cons: Rewrites history; risky for shared branches; discards changes.

Commands:

    git reset --hard [COMMIT_HASH]^

    git push origin [BRANCH_NAME] --force-with-lease

Use git revert for shared branches to avoid conflicts. Use git reset for local or feature branches where you control all changes. Clarify your specific scenario for a tailored recommendation.