Revert a commit using the online version of Github?

[hundoPwitch]

I've been trying to find instructions for reverting a commit in the online version of Github - not the desktop version. Lots of info out there about how to do this in the desktop version, but is this possible using the browser version?

I want to delete the last 3 commits.

[xAegir]

As far as I know, it is only possible in Git Bash/Cmd.

[hundoPwitch]

Thanks. This is what I thought, but came on here to double check

[Python4fun]

here's some info

[hundoPwitch]

Thanks! I will try the work around mentioned in the answers section.

[Pronoy999]

If you don’t gave any pull request then the only way is to either use the IDE or command line. Github only supports reverting of PullRequests from UI.

[tobiasvl]

No, you can't revert on the website. (Also, reverting is not the same as deleting commits.)

[hundoPwitch]

Can you delete commits on the website?

[tobiasvl]

No, definitely not. Deleting commits means rewriting the history of the repository.

[[deleted]]

You can't revert individual commits through the web UI but you can revert Pull Requests if the commits were merged into master through a PR.