I have no issues getting my repo to cursor, or committing and pushing my changes. Where I am stuck is how do I revert back to previous commits?
This isn’t a Cursor question, but has a VSCode or Git CLI solution:
I don’t use Git, I just open the root folder and select all and compress.
If I want to return, I delete the Indexing, then delete all the files in my project root directory, then uncompress into the root directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE ROOT DIRECTORY.
I don’t have time to mess with Git. It’s for teams. If you have a team great, if not your just pretending your a programmer.
You can benefit from Git even when working as solo dev on projects. You can commit code frequently to have partial steps or logical groups of code changes. Useful when looking later what changed when. Also you can switch branches (versions) in same folder which means you can work on different tasks in parallel. Also you can check out different versions in different projects or on different machines and update them easily. Same for deployment on live server works through git. Simplifies dev life a lot