# environments:reset

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The `forest environments` command is very useful as it allows you to manage your environments. But the subcommand that we're more specifically interested in when it comes to developing on Forest Admin is:

```
$ forest environments:reset --help
Reset a remote environment by removing all layout changes

USAGE
  $ forest environments:reset

OPTIONS
  -e, --environment=environment  The remote environment name to reset.
  -p, --projectId=projectId      The id of the project to work on.
  --force                        Skip reset changes confirmation.
```

As you've learned in [previous pages](https://docs.forestadmin.com/developer-guide-agents-nodejs/deploying-to-production/forest-cli-commands/push), the `forest push` command lets you push changes made in the layout to a Remote Environment and later `deploy` them to your Production.

Sometimes though, there comes a time when you have stacked too many layout changes on a Remote Environment and just want to get rid of them.

Unlike a branch which you can just dispose of, for a Remote Environment you need a way to clean the layout changes easily. This is where the `forest environments:reset` command comes in.

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