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right click a commit in git lens then click reset current branch to current commit.

use git lens to go to click on a previous commit then right click and click reset branch to commit (like how this vscode with localhost is a branch of the og github repo) then click hard reset in vscode search bar, and you will be back in time. Use case is if something worked previously and it doesn’t work anymore, you can go to the previous commit when it did work to find which files you changed that made it not work. to go back forwards you just sync with the git hub repo in source control, very simple, also this means that syncs even on branch git hub repos are okay/good.

(git pull rebase) actually pull or push then pull (rebase) in source control.