Please help regarding bitbucket?

Mercurial is immutable so undoing this kind of action is quite tricky. One way to do it would be to clone your repo up to the revision before you made this commit, throw the old repo away and replace it with your clone and hope that nobody has pulled from the original repo in the meantime.

Mercurial is immutable so undoing this kind of action is quite tricky. One way to do it would be to clone your repo up to the revision before you made this commit, throw the old repo away and replace it with your clone and hope that nobody has pulled from the original repo in the meantime. This thread discusses this and other approaches in more detail: stackoverflow.com/questions/2702381/how-....

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