Remove Conflicted Commit Bitbucket

1. **Checkout the Pull Request Branch**: If you're not already on the branch associated with the pull request, switch to it. Replace `your-branch` with your branch name.

git checkout your-branch

2. **Identify the Commit to Remove**: Use the following command to view the commit history and identify the commit hash you want to remove.

git log

3. **Rebase to Remove the Commit**: If the commit is not the most recent one, you can use an interactive rebase to remove it. Replace `COMMIT_HASH` with the hash of the commit before the one you want to remove.

git rebase -i COMMIT_HASH

In the interactive rebase interface:
– Find the line with the commit you want to remove.
– Change `pick` to `drop` or simply delete that line.
– Save and close the editor.

4. **Resolve Any Conflicts**: If there are conflicts during the rebase, Git will pause and ask you to resolve them. Resolve the conflicts in the affected files, then stage the changes:

git add .

After resolving conflicts, continue the rebase:

git rebase --continue

5. **Force Push the Changes**: After successfully removing the commit, you need to force push your changes back to the remote branch:

git push origin your-branch --force

6. **Check the Pull Request**: Go back to Bitbucket and check your pull request to ensure the conflicted commit has been removed.

By following these steps, you should be able to remove the conflicted commit from your Bitbucket pull request. If you encounter any issues during this process, feel free to ask for further assistance!