I just did git pull origin branch accidentally and now I have all these changes merged into master
I tried reverting the commit w/ github for mac and got this error:
fatal: Commit d0fbfb0f7d3ea8.. is a merge but no -m option was given. 
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Assuming you have not committed anything on top, git reset --hard HEAD^ will do what you want. HEAD^ refers to the first parent of the current commit, which is the one you want to reset back to.
A "hard reset" will set the current branch and the work tree to point to whatever you tell it to, discarding anything else (notably uncommitted changes). This is a BIG hammer, so be careful.
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Tom Lehman
will
HEAD^ work? the branch i merged had multiple commits, so i need to go like 10 commits back to get to where i was before..You can do:
git reset --hard ORIG_HEAD After a pull ( merge), ORIG_HEAD will point to the previous HEAD.
