Questions[git]

Based on How can I undo the last commit in Git? .

Is there a way to return a Git repository to a specific commit?

For example:

• commit to "First commit"
• commit b
• commit c
• commit d
• commit and
• commit f
• commit g
• commit h "Current version"

Is there a way to return to "commit c"?

What specifically are the differences between making a git pulland making a git fetch?

A co-worker created a branchcall feature/validateEmail. I want to do pullor checkoutof that branchon my machine so I can work on it but not wait for it to do mergea developor a master.

I have tried without success:

• git checkout feature/validateEmail
• git checkout validateEmail
• git pull feature/validateEmail
• git pull validateEmail

And since I use the plugin Ioh my zsh also tried:

• gco feature/validateEmail
• gco validateEmail

branchI can see it with :

• gba(by plugin)
• git branch -a

How can I pull or checkout the remote repository on my machine?

I just did a commit:

git commit -m "este es un comentario"

However, I have suddenly realized that this message is not correct. Can I modify it? If yes, how?

If I write again git commit -m "un nuevo comentario"it will make another commit instead of modifying the one I already did.

I did a commit and immediately after I noticed that I committed changes that I don't want to push to the remote .

Is there a way to undo the same by keeping those changes in my working copy to recommit them correctly?