Fix: Properly revert malicious typo commit #72

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kickthemoon0817 wants to merge 1 commit into snuhcs-course:main from kickthemoon0817:main

kickthemoon0817 commented Oct 2, 2025 •

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This PR demonstrates the proper way to undo a malicious commit that added typos.

What was done:

Identified the malicious commit e8539cb with message "Push Meee" that changed "Push Me" to "Push Meee"
Used git revert to properly undo the malicious commit
This creates a clean history showing the revert operation

Changes:

Reverted commit e8539cb that maliciously added typos
The button text is now correctly "Push Me" instead of "Push Meee"

Technical approach:

Used git revert HEAD to create a proper revert commit
This maintains git history while undoing the malicious changes
Force pushed to update the fork with the corrected history


          Revert "Push Meee"

4498bb3

This reverts commit e8539cb.

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