How to hard reset a GitHub commit

Get commit ID using this command

git log

Revert using the specif id

git revert 497011c4a1914839a6555dc8041ac89b5d1f3241

Reset master branch to the parent of reverted commit id

git push origin +497011c4a1914839a6555dc8041ac89b5d1f3241^:master

(git interprets x^ as the parent of x and + as a forced non-fast forward push.)

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