in order to check out a specific commit you can use 'git checkout <commit-id>'.
So in this case the command would be:
git checkout b167c41d1b
You will probably get a warning about not being on a branch or something
but you can ignore that in this case. If you have cloned the repository with
the --depth= option you may not have this specific commit.
Hi,
in order to check out a specific commit you can use 'git checkout <commit-id>'.
So in this case the command would be:
git checkout b167c41d1b
You will probably get a warning about not being on a branch or something
but you can ignore that in this case. If you have cloned the repository with
the --depth= option you may not have this specific commit.
Once you are finished with compiling/testing
git checkout 5.0
will bring you back to the 5.0 branch.
- Michael