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Git revert only part of commit

Use the --no-commit (-n) option to git revert, then unstage the changes, then use git add --patch:

$ git revert -n $bad_commit    # Revert the commit, but don't commit the changes
$ git reset HEAD .             # Unstage the changes
$ git add --patch .            # Add whatever changes you want
$ git commit                   # Commit those changes
Note: The files you add using git add --patch are the files you want to revert, not the files you want to keep.

Source: stackoverflow.com

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