One feature I would’ve given a lot for when recently working with a large team on a big project:

Sometimes, it’s not obvious that a thing that’s made it to the main branch (whether committed or merged) is problematic until a while afterwards. In that case, later commits/merges may have been made that mean the problematic one cannot be cleanly reverted (conflicts, whether by accident or because it’s been deliberately built upon).

What I want to be able to do is to revert a commit _and any later commit that depends on it_ - or at least be able to see a graph that shows the dependencies to make a risk/reward trade off between reverting it all and trying to fix the problem manually.

This is definitely something it’s possible to do - I’ve done it by hand too many times!