'TortoiseSVN --> 显示日志 --> 恢复到此版本'的 TortoiseGit 等效项

Question

I am looking for a TortoiseGit operation which is equivalent to:

TortoiseSVN --> Show log --> Revert to this revision

In TortoiseSVN, this operation reverts the local repository to the revision selected, while keeping all changed files checked out.

In other words, the changed files show up when I do TortoiseSVN --> Check for modifications , and I can easily discard those changes when I finish testing the revision that I have reverted to.

For some reason, I am finding it very difficult to perform this useful operation on TortoiseGit.

The workaround that I am currently using is:

1. Perform TortoiseGit --> Show log --> Export this revision...
2. Copy the output files onto my local repository

Is there a more straightforward manner for this?

I've tried the following TortoiseGit operations, but they just "cause havoc" on my local repository, and I am unable to proceed with the "standard" Commit & Push procedure afterwards:

• Reset "master" to this...
• Switch/Checkout to this...
• Rebase "master" onto this...
• Revert change by this commit

I found a similar question here , but the answers suggest options that are not even viable in my TortoiseGit popup menu.

Answer 1

1. Right click on the commit, then Compare with working tree
   
2. Select all files expect Added ones and Rename ones, and Right click, and Revert to revert xxxxxxx(sha1)
   
3. For Added ones, you need to deleted them manually
4. For Renamed ones, you need to rename them back manually
5. Back to the Changed Files and refresh it to see if it is No differences found!
   
6. Commit
   
7. The log

Answer 2

I found another batter way than I answered before, and you don't care about Renamed and added itme(s) in this way :

1. Select all commits you want to revert, and right click on them, and click Revert changes by these commits

   

2. Will be a progress dialog

   

3. Then, ask you if perform the Commit. Click Commit

   

4. The commit dialog:

   
   But, as you can see, TortoiseGit gives out one sha1 value, instead of all commit sha1 values you want to revert. So you may be want to add/modify more information there. Like this:
   

5. The log of that revert commit