Reset current branch to this commit in context menu

I’m going to avoid using the template as this is more of feature request than a bug report, also my apologies if this is a duplicate, I couldn’t find anything after searching a few keywords.

Currently I constantly find myself opening Git Bash to run git reset as I can’t do it through the UI, I think this feature is pretty useful for inexperienced people such as myself who constantly commit mistakes and don’t want to ruin their repo’s commit history by reverting the commit itself.

[leotm]

I was going to raise this but fortunately just found this. I’d like to echo @strafe and would definitely love this feature.

Why? I’m reviewing a colleague’s PR and spotted a regression introduced in this PR branch. I’d like to identify which commit caused this to yield a clue, as opposed to simply fixing the regression blind to which commit introduced it. I’m tackling this by git reset’ing (bisect’ing) in a binary search manner.

I don’t think it would be too hard to enable a context menu option in the setting to Reset this Commit.

Let me know if I should create a separate issue titled Feature request: reset 👍

[tierninho]

@leotm

Let me know if I should create a separate issue titled Feature request: reset

That would be great. Thanks!