I did this with git revert --no-commit 86da11d..HEAD followed by a commit, and validated with git diff 86da11d giving no output. If someone from engineering could make sure this was done correctly, that would be great.
(I first tried just branching from 86da11d, but GitHub wouldn't let me open a PR because there were no changes to compare, I'm guessing because master already contains that commit-- we'd need to force-push master to do it that way, which would be bad form. Doing it this way will require another repo-release update to whatever the new commit is once this is merged.)
I did this with
git revert --no-commit 86da11d..HEAD
followed by a commit, and validated withgit diff 86da11d
giving no output. If someone from engineering could make sure this was done correctly, that would be great.(I first tried just branching from 86da11d, but GitHub wouldn't let me open a PR because there were no changes to compare, I'm guessing because master already contains that commit-- we'd need to force-push master to do it that way, which would be bad form. Doing it this way will require another repo-release update to whatever the new commit is once this is merged.)