To perform a Git push --force command in IntelliJ IDEA:
Open the Git tool window by clicking on "View" in the top menu bar and then selecting "Tool Windows" followed by "Git".
In the Git tool window, click on the "Log" tab to display the commit history.
Select the commit that you want to push to the remote repository.
Right-click on the commit and select "Git" > "Push".
In the Push dialog, select the checkbox for "Force push" to enable the --force option.
Click on the "Push" button to execute the Git push command with the --force option.
Note: Be careful when using the --force option as it overwrites the remote repository with your local changes, potentially erasing other peoples' work. Make sure to communicate with your team members and only use this command when necessary.
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Asked: 2023-05-01 19:58:00 +0000
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