Revert a single file changes in a commit

[mirelon]

Description

Working on a branch, viewing last commit in Gitlens "Commits".

Entire commit can be reverted:

But when selecing single file changes, I would expect an option to "Revert" changes there.
Currently the options "Apply changes" / "Restore (Checkout)" do not make sense, because I already am on the revision with these changes applied.

[eamodio]

@mirelon Are you really asking for "revert" or "restore to the last set of changes to the file before this commit"? When the commit in question is the last commit to change that file, these would be the same, but if not they would be significantly different.

"Restore Previous Changes" is very simple (I can commit it immediately), but "Revert" is materially different as it would be undoing just the changes introduced by that commit, while trying to preserve any latter changes.

Which one are you asking for?

[mirelon]

"Restore Previous Changes" is very simple (I can commit it immediately)

Yes, this should be enough. I use it for the last commit most commonly.

[eamodio]

Added a new Restore Previous Changes command below Restore Changes (Checkout)

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