However, now I have a little 1 on the Source Control icon in the VSCode side-bar, and if I click on it, it's showing me the changes I made to /Portall/docker-compose.yml (on my own computer), and giving me the option to commit the changes. I am assuming this me...
2- Undo specific commit: To undo specific commit you have to revert the unneeded by: 1- Double click on the unneeded commit. Double click on the unneeded commit 2- Click on revert Click on revert But FYI the reverted commit will appear in the history of your commits with the revert com...
A step-by-step guide on how to undo the last git commit or reset to a previous commit in Visual Studio Code.
https://esbenp.gallery.vsassets.io/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/esbenp/extension/prettier-vscode/1.1.0/assetbyname/Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.VSIXPackage Rename the file extension from .VSIXPackage to .vsix In your VSCode user settings, add: "extensions.autoUpdate": false, Open up Command P...
Testing #217398 It'd be cool if I could right click on one of the commits and revert or reset it in case I accidentally commit or something.
You could usegit revert <reference>to undo a Git merge. Note that you always need to specify a commit reference, or the command won’t run. You can also passHEADto the command to revert to the latest commit. However, you can give Git greater clarity on what you want to do: ...
I use vscode and this works perfect. One more thing to note with undoing is that you would have to apply it to each file, also the file must be opened already in the case of vscode A Abdulrahim Klis git reset --hard - you can use to revert one page and after that you can ...
You can use integrated git tool in vscode to manage your file (add, delete, revert), commit your work or check git history. Top of that, a plugin called git lens is very useful to watch the project’s git graph (cf picture 2 below)....
Now Xcode, instead of sticking to what was mostly working, tries to copy VSCode and fails miserably imo. Xcode 14 worked well enough, why change it? But on a serious note: Are there settings to make it behave like it did in Xcode 14? https://www.reddit.com/r/Xcode/comments/15rw4w...
git status: Check the status of changes. git log: View the commit history. git diff: See the differences between commits. git reset: Revert to a previous commit. Remember, the power of Git lies in its flexibility and collaborative nature. By understanding its basics, you'll be well-equippe...