<ul><li>Rewinding back to a specific commit is a useful feature of Git that allows developers to undo changes or revert to an earlier version of their code.</li><li>In this lab, developers used Git to rewind back to a specific commit in a repository.</li><li>The command 'git reset' is used to rewind back to a specific commit, and 'git reset --hard' is used to delete changes and revert to an earlier version of the code.</li><li>Practice exercises are available for rewinding to a specific commit.</li></ul>

Rewind to a Specific Commit in Git

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