How to delete commit that is pushed to the remote repository?

Question

A local branch:-

'feature/100'

And Remote branches:-

'master'

'Version2'

Accidently,

1. I have merged my feature branch 'feature/100' to the master
2. Also pushed it to the remote repository.

But in real 'feature/100' should have been merged into remote branch 'Version2'

How I fixed it (partially):-

i have merged the feature branch 'feature/100' to the remote branch 'Version2' and pushed it to the server.

git checkout Version2
git merge --squash feature/100
git add .
git commit -m 'New message'

But I want to delete the last push I have merged and commit to the master branch. How?

Side Note I am only one working on this project.. So even if pushed commit is deleted it won't harm anyone else

Answer 1

It's probably too late, but if you want to rewind your pushed branch (master?) by one commit, issue the following command:

git push origin +master^:master

+ makes the push forced, master^ describes the previous-last commit. :master pushes to the remote master branch.