How to delete a local commit that is not remote yet but already commited?

[whoisanonymous]

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confused how to do this.

my vs code is telling me to sync changes and swap to latest commit because i changed the message using the git commit --amend -m 'new message' command -- but now i just want to delete it and now switch it.

it's the latest commit, but can't push anything else until i get rid of it.

any way to delete it by commit hash?

[SilasRodrigues19]

Try this:

git reset --hard <commit hash>

git push origin HEAD --force

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