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Undoing Things in Git

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Mistakes happen - no matter how experienced you are. Using Git as your version control system, however, you have a safety net that helps you if it comes to the worst. Learn how to undo, roll back, and recover from mistakes.

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Learn Version Control with Git Undoing Things in Git
Undoing Local Changes $ git checkout -- file.ext ! $ git reset --hard HEAD discards all local changes in a file since it was last committed discards all local changes in your working copy - resetting your project completely to the last committed state Discarding uncommitted local changes cannot be undone!
Fixing the Last Commit $ git commit -m Fix bug #300 ! $ git add forgotten-change.txt ! $ git commit --amend -m Fix bug #299 Doh! Wrong bug number and forgot to add a change simply add the change(s) as usual and commit using the --amend option with the correct message --amend lets you fix (only) the very last commit very easily. Since this rewrites history, never amend commits that have already been pushed to a remote repository!
Reverting Commits C1 $ git revert 8c1f20a C3 C4 Modifies index.html in the opposite way: (old) <div>About</div> (new) <div>About This Project</div> C2 Modified index.html: (old) <div>About This Project</div> (new) <div>About</div> Reverting Commit git revert creates a new commit (C4) that reverts the effects of a specified commit (C2).
Resetting / Rolling Back to a Commit C1 C2 C3 C4 master HEAD C1 C2 master HEAD Before reset After reset $ git reset --hard 8c1f20a git reset sets your HEAD pointer (and thereby also your working copy) to an older revision. Commits that came after this revision appear to be undone.
Revert & Reset in a Desktop App in a desktop app like Tower right-click on a commit to access Reset & Revert
Learn Git with our free online book on www.git-tower.com/learn

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Undoing Things in Git

  • 1. Learn Version Control with Git Undoing Things in Git
  • 2. Undoing Local Changes $ git checkout -- file.ext ! $ git reset --hard HEAD discards all local changes in a file since it was last committed discards all local changes in your working copy - resetting your project completely to the last committed state Discarding uncommitted local changes cannot be undone!
  • 3. Fixing the Last Commit $ git commit -m Fix bug #300 ! $ git add forgotten-change.txt ! $ git commit --amend -m Fix bug #299 Doh! Wrong bug number and forgot to add a change simply add the change(s) as usual and commit using the --amend option with the correct message --amend lets you fix (only) the very last commit very easily. Since this rewrites history, never amend commits that have already been pushed to a remote repository!
  • 4. Reverting Commits C1 $ git revert 8c1f20a C3 C4 Modifies index.html in the opposite way: (old) <div>About</div> (new) <div>About This Project</div> C2 Modified index.html: (old) <div>About This Project</div> (new) <div>About</div> Reverting Commit git revert creates a new commit (C4) that reverts the effects of a specified commit (C2).
  • 5. Resetting / Rolling Back to a Commit C1 C2 C3 C4 master HEAD C1 C2 master HEAD Before reset After reset $ git reset --hard 8c1f20a git reset sets your HEAD pointer (and thereby also your working copy) to an older revision. Commits that came after this revision appear to be undone.
  • 6. Revert & Reset in a Desktop App in a desktop app like Tower right-click on a commit to access Reset & Revert
  • 7. Learn Git with our free online book on www.git-tower.com/learn
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