git-reset

问题 I have a small repo that has a couple of commits: * a0fc4f8 (HEAD -> testbranch) added file.txt * e6e6a8b (master) hello world now * f308f53 Made it echo * f705657 Added hello * 08a2de3 (tag: initial) initial Also: $ git status On branch testbranch nothing to commit, working directory clean I can not understand the following behavior. On this state I run: $ git reset initial I see now: * e6e6a8b (master) hello world now * f308f53 Made it echo * f705657 Added hello * 08a2de3 (HEAD ->

问题 I recently wanted to, as I thought, update my code on the remote git repository. I didn't realize it's not even committed yet. I did create some errors, so I wanted to reset the branch to its previous state. As you may expect, I used git reset --hard . Well, everything (the whole project) has been gone ever since; except the .gitignore files/folders, of course. I've been wondering, is there any way to undo that? The only steps I did: git add . # Here I realized there is a bug in what I did #

问题 I know this type of a question has a lot duplicates, but I wanted to open a new one because I didn't found in all of the other questions the explaination of the best way to do it as I want. I know i can revert and keep the history by doing: git reset --soft c14809fa I want to revert the development branch and keep the history on a different branch. If I checkout the development to a new branch before I revert the commits - For example git checkout -b beforeRevert Than I will checkout back to

问题 I know this type of a question has a lot duplicates, but I wanted to open a new one because I didn't found in all of the other questions the explaination of the best way to do it as I want. I know i can revert and keep the history by doing: git reset --soft c14809fa I want to revert the development branch and keep the history on a different branch. If I checkout the development to a new branch before I revert the commits - For example git checkout -b beforeRevert Than I will checkout back to

问题 I am using Atom editor on Windows 7. On the git shell when I run the command, git reset --hard , all the other editors reset/undo all the modified files. but if I am using ATOM editor, changes are retained. If I try to close the file in editor, Atom ask, file is changed, do you want to save the changes. How can I force Atom to undo changes when files are modified externally. 回答1: According to https://discuss.atom.io/t/auto-reload-changed-files/8451/6, FileWatcher is an Atom package which will

问题 I made a commit in my git repo and pushed it, but accidentally it contained some passwords for our production machines. So I deleted the commit: git reset --hard HEAD~1 git push --force That indeed removed the commit from the list of commits, but the url to the commit on gitlab still shows the source of the commit. I'm not sure whether this is git which still saves the contents of the commit on the gitlab servers, or the gitlab databases which somehow store the contents of the commit, but I

问题 I have a small issue regarding git. At the beginning of the project i have clean flow (figure 1 and 2). Figure 1 is from Intellij, while figure 2 is after running gitk & command. As expected we see same states. But after merging "branch3" with "master", we realize that it is not good and want to delete that commit. We execute following command: git reset --hard HEAD~1 . As expected, after executing this command we are at following state: And from that state we create new branch "branch4".

问题 My issue is I have changed a file eg: README, added a new line ' this for my testing line ' and saved the file, then I issued the following commands git status # On branch master # Changed but not updated: # (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed) # (use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory) # # modified: README # no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a") git add README git commit -a -m 'To add new line to readme' I

问题 My issue is I have changed a file eg: README, added a new line ' this for my testing line ' and saved the file, then I issued the following commands git status # On branch master # Changed but not updated: # (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed) # (use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory) # # modified: README # no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a") git add README git commit -a -m 'To add new line to readme' I

问题 I just did a commit and realized I need to undo the commit without deleting any changes....how would I do that? I have tried git reset --soft and that did nothing, no errors nothing, when I enter that command, literally nothing happens. What am I doing wrong? 回答1: git reset --soft implies HEAD , but you want to go back to the commit before HEAD , thus : git reset --soft HEAD^ 回答2: Try this: git reset --soft HEAD~1 The advantage of this way is you can reset softly for n latest commits, just