Remove commit from main branch in Git

Question

I forgot to make a branch before making some code updates, and now I need to go back to the original commit and delete all commits after the original. The work was saved somewhere, so I do not risk losing it.

I used "git reset --hard {SHA}" to reset back to where I needed it, but now I have all the commits that were executed after the initial commit, waiting to return and synchronize with my main copy.

I want to delete all commits from 6/10/2015 to 7/2/2015, since they are no longer needed. Does anyone know how to do this?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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