[WIP] Revert recent changes in repository

[Copilot]

• Identify the most recent merge commit on main to revert (commit 8eff6f1, PR Backfill missing lab metadata (3 files) #8 - "Backfill missing lab metadata for 3 files")
• Create a revert commit on this branch that undoes the changes from PR Backfill missing lab metadata (3 files) #8
• Validate the revert is correct and complete

Original prompt

Revert the changes described by the user in the repository.

Repository: MicrosoftLearning/mslearn-copilot
Target branch: main

Task:

• Create a pull request that reverts the commit(s) that the user intends to undo.
• The user request: "please revert this".

Important context:

• Earlier in the conversation, the user referenced a merge commit in a different repository (MicrosoftDocs/learn-m365-pr, commit af32fe7e300e0f3adbbe6f555206a270dc14214e). However, the explicit repo provided now is MicrosoftLearning/mslearn-copilot on ref main.

Implementation guidance:

• Determine what the user wants to revert in MicrosoftLearning/mslearn-copilot (likely a recent commit or merge on main).
• If the intended commit is not identifiable from the provided context, inspect recent commits on main and look for a likely candidate (e.g., a merge similar to the earlier referenced content) and revert it using a revert commit (do not rewrite history).
• Ensure the revert PR includes a clear description of what was reverted and why.
• Run/ensure any repo checks/tests pass.

The following is the prior conversation context from the user's chat exploration (may be truncated):

User: Can you explain what i did here?

Assistant: You merged a pull request that added two brand-new Microsoft Learn modules (plus their units/content) into MicrosoftDocs/learn-m365-pr.

What this commit is

• Commit: af32fe7e300e0f3adbbe6f555206a270dc14214e
• Date: 2026-04-15 19:49:59Z
• Commit message: “Merge pull request Skillalable OneDrive link is wrong #6 from rcaper/rcaper-feature-branch-test-understand-work-iq-copilot …”
• Type of change: a merge commit created by GitHub (web-flow), meaning it brings the changes from your feature branch into the target branch.
• Diff size: +1133 lines, 0 deletions (everything in this commit is new files/content).

What you added (high level)

You added content under learn-m365-pr/wwl/ for two modules, each with:

• an index.yml (module definition)
• several unit .yml files (module units)
• corresponding includes/*.md Markdown files (the actual written learning content)
• at least one knowledge check unit (quiz)

Module 1: “A day in the life of a Marketing Manager with Microsoft 365 Copilot”

Folder: learn-m365-pr/wwl/day-in-the-life-marketing-manager-copilot/

You added:

• index.yml defining the module metadata (title, summary, abstract, prerequisites, units list, etc.)
• Unit YAML files 1-...yml through 8-...yml (intro, 5 scenario-based units, knowledge check, summary)
• Markdown include files like:
  • includes/1-introduction.md
  • includes/2-recap-meeting-decisions-copilot-teams.md
  • includes/3-catch-up-inbox-copilot-chat.md
  • includes/4-draft-emails-copilot-outlook.md
  • includes/5-build-presentation-powerpoint-agent.md
  • includes/6-draft-pitch-document-word-agent.md
  • includes/8-summary.md
• A quiz file: 7-knowledge-check.yml with 5 multiple-choice questions.

Module 2: “Understand Work IQ in Microsoft Copilot”

Folder: learn-m365-pr/wwl/understand-work-iq-copilot/

You added:

• index.yml defining the module
• Unit YAML files 1-...yml through 7-...yml (intro, concept units, license comparison, knowledge check, summary)
• Markdown include files like:
  • includes/1-introduction.md
  • includes/2-what-is-work-iq.md
  • includes/3-explore-memory-and-context.md
  • includes/4-understand-personalization.md
  • includes/5-compare-copilot-licenses.md
  • includes/7-summary.md
• A quiz file: 6-knowledge-check.yml with 5 questions.

Notable metadata you set

Across the new unit/module YAML files, you set things like:

• YamlMime: Module and YamlMime: ModuleUnit
• uid values in the learn.wwl.... namespace
• ms.author: rcaper
• ai-usage: ai-generated
• ms.date values (notably 04/03/2026 for the marketing-manager module and 04/15/2026 for the Work IQ module)

In one sentence

You completed a PR merge that introduced two complete Learn modules (structure + authored content + quizzes) about Microsoft 365 Copilot scenarios and “Work IQ”, by adding only new files (no edits/removals).

If you paste the PR link for #6, I can also summarize why it was merged (PR description), what checks ran, and what reviewers/comments (if any) said.

User: Can you undo this?

Assistant: Yes—there are two common ways to “undo” this merge commit. Which one you should use depends on whether the branch is already published/used by others.

Option A (recommended if this is already pushed/shared): Revert the merge commit

This makes a new commit that cleanly backs out everything introduced by the merge, without rewriting history.

1. Open the commit: af32fe7e300e0f3adbbe6f555206a270dc14214e
2. Click Revert in the GitHub UI (it should offer to create a PR).
3. Make sure it’s reverting the merge (GitHub will handle the merge-parent selection in the UI).
4. Merge the revert PR.

Equivalent git command (run local...

This pull request was created from Copilot chat.