I have a repo that has many commits. In Intellij I can see the commits that affected a file and the last three are mine. These commits are buried inside a long history of commits, but for that specific file they are the last three commits.
Is it possible to revert commits for one specific file?
I guess the simplest thing you can do is to take back that specific file to how it was before the first of the 3 last revisions you are talking about.... too bad you won't be able to link to those 3 revisions.... but you might address them in the revision comment. So...
git checkout earliest-of-the-three-revisions~ -- path-to-file
git commit -m "Reverting file path-to-file
revisions x, y and z produced and undesired effect because of foo bar"
And that should be it.
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