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	5	Active reading. source \| link	edited Dec 6 '18 at 21:59 Peter Mortensen 14.2k19 gold badges88 silver badges115 bronze badges
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown I prefer to use `git rebase -i` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commits to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels right. Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this (to enlist last three) `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then gitGit will remove commits for any line that you remove. I prefer to use `git rebase -i` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commits to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels right. Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this (to enlist last three) `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then git will remove commits for any line that you remove. I prefer to use `git rebase -i` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commits to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels right. Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this (to enlist last three) `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then Git will remove commits for any line that you remove.

	4	added -i to the first phrase to avoid confusion with non interactive rebase source \| link	edited Jul 15 '16 at 9:24 Sнаđошƒаӽ 8,00710 gold badges46 silver badges71 bronze badges
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown I prefer to use `git rebase -i` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commits to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels "right"feels right. Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this (to enlist last three) `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then git will remove commits for any line that you remove. I prefer to use `git rebase` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commits to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels "right". Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then git will remove commits for any line that you remove. I prefer to use `git rebase -i` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commits to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels right. Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this (to enlist last three) `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then git will remove commits for any line that you remove.

	3	added 1 characters in body source \| link	edited Jan 18 '13 at 23:00 Steven Penny 1
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown I prefer to use `git rebase` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commitcommits to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels "right". Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then git will remove commits for any line that you remove. I prefer to use `git rebase` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commit to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels "right". Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then git will remove commits for any line that you remove. I prefer to use `git rebase` for this job, because a nice list pops up where I can choose the commits to get rid of. It might not be as direct as some other answers here, but it just feels "right". Choose how many commits you want to list, then invoke like this `git rebase -i HEAD~3` Sample list `pick aa28ba7 Sanity check for RtmpSrv port pick c26c541 RtmpSrv version option pick 58d6909 Better URL decoding support` Then git will remove commits for any line that you remove.

	2	deleted 48 characters in body source \| link	edited Dec 30 '12 at 9:25 Steven Penny 1


	1	source \| link	answered Oct 25 '12 at 3:41 Steven Penny 1

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