History of my commits looks like:
A - B - C - D - E
\ /
X - Y
Branch ABCDE is master, branch XY is some other branch (say test), and D is a merge commit. HEAD now is at E. I need to return my working directory to the state of A on…
Man, this git thing surely is a hard nut to crack!
So I have this branch:
a--b--c--d - mybranch
What I would do here is go back to commit 'b' and continue working and committing. but I would want to neither branch anew nor loose 'c' and 'd'…
I have a branch called:
myBranch
It has a bunch of changes on it on checking into the server. The revision I want to go back to is:
5b31ec198
What are the steps to get that from the server back to my local?
the story so far - project repository has among others two branches - update and master. There was a a try to merge update into master. But almost immediately master was reverted to it's original form (before merge) by the use of revert
git revert…
I apologise if this question has already been asked and answered, but I could'nt find it.
Basically, instead of creating a branch, I have implemented a alpha version of an application in the master branch and committed a few times over the top of a…
So I had two branches on github - master & refactor. I checked out refactor locally, and went to town. At some point, I screwed up and did a git push origin master instead of pushing to origin refactor, and furthermore, didn't notice the issue…
With a git repository setup for my iPhone app, is there a way to gain access to the last committed version of a file outside of XCode? Can I find the previous version somewhere on the hard drive, or perhaps piece the file together somehow? The…
If x and y were your files and you did a few commits like so:
commit 0: x / y
commit 1: x / y+1
commit 2: x+1/y+1
commit 3: x+1 / y+2 (HEAD)
If you did:
git checkout master~1 x
Would you get x or x+1?
Currently, when I have to do it, here are the steps that I follow:
Revert the commit (without creating a new commit, of course)
Reset all the modification introduced by the “revert,” except the one of the file that I wand to revert
Stage the…
I gave up trying to use git revert in my computer. Whenever I try to use it, I get an error Unlink of file Failed (Unlink of file' failed. Should I try again? (y/n)), and I tried implementing different solutions given on this website without much…
Sorry for bothering everyone! Please help.
I wrongly used the git rebase --hard and overwrite all local files. Then I use git reflog and git reset --hard but did not find the former version! I searched for many questions but it seems that they only…
We have two branches called main and dev. Developers worked on the dev branch and they committed and pushed few changes to the dev. We are following PR process (Pull request) to merge the changes to the main branch. (we are using Azure Repos)
Pull…
I merged a pull request accidentally in github but it needs some changes how can I revert the pull request in github to add those changes that I want.
Thank you.
Let's say I have ProjectA and ProjectB in which I have only one file called test.txt in both projects and tracking it with git. After the first commit, the content of the file in both projects look like below.
one
two
three
four
After second…
