Re: emacs.git 'master' reset

> From: Sean Whitton <[email protected]>
> Date: Sun, 26 Jul 2026 12:45:41 +0100
> 
> The 'master' branch has been reset to delete a commit that
> unintentionally had some LLM authorship issues.

I still see that commit in "git log", after I did "git pull" (and saw
the "forced update" note).

> If you haven't pulled for a couple of days when this won't affect you at
> all.  If you did pull and now have local local unpushed commits,
> identify the hash of the oldest one, e.g. aaaaaaa.  Then do:
> 
>     git fetch origin
>     git rebase aaaaaaa~1 --onto origin/master
> 
> That should make it so that you have your unpushed commits on top of the
> new master.  In C-x v L you should see a label 'origin/master' on the
> first commit behind your unpushed ones.  I can help if it seems to go
> wrong.

I did pull and push, but have no unpushed commits (AFAIK), so what
should I do?