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| title | tags |
|---|---|
| Git undo | git, bash |
More often than I would like, I'm commiting using git commit -a, and I end
up with files commited that aren't supposed to be there
To undo the latest commit, I can git reset HEAD~, but for whatever reason, I
can't fit this in my head. So I just added a git undo alias:
git config --global alias.undo 'reset HEAD~'
And that's it! I will remember git undo. Hopefully I will also stop from
putting -a everywhere. (Get out of my muscle memory!)