In this tutorial you will learn how to undo changes in Git relative to its three-trees architecture.
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# Git Undo changes in three-trees # Working directory git status echo "content" >> file-1.txt git status git diff # Discard changes in working directory git checkout -- file-1.txt git status # Staging echo "content" >> file-1.txt git status git add file-1.txt git status # Unstage file git reset HEAD file-1.txt git status # Repository echo "content" >> file-1.txt git status git add file-1.txt git status git commit -m "Add content to file-1.txt" git status git log echo "content" >> file-1.txt git status git add file-1.txt git status # Replace the tip of the current branch by creating a new commit # A new commit id is generated # Works only on the last commit # You can use it only to change the commit message, without doing any change git commit --amend -m "Add content to file-1.txt" # Useful links https://www.liviubalan.com/git-three-trees-architecture |
Useful links:
https://www.liviubalan.com/git-three-trees-architecture