@文心快码BaiduComatereset current branch to previous commit 文心快码BaiduComate 在Git中,如果你想要将当前分支重置到之前的某个提交(commit),你可以按照以下步骤操作: 1. 确定要回滚到的提交 首先,你需要确定你想要回滚到的那个提交的哈希值(commit hash)。你可以通过git log命令来查看提交历史,找到你想要的提交...
If you had anything uncommitted (unlikely, since you said you were working on a merge), then it will have to be recreated. In the future, a "mixed" reset is safer, because it will reset your branch to the selected commit, but it will make no changes to your working copy. Like •...
but it unfortunately exhibits conflicts if the commit we are trying to change the author of used to be on a branch which was subsequently merged in. More generally, it does not work when handling messy histories.
Answered Aaron Beall CreatedNovember 29, 2017 at 4:14 PM I think I just did something horribly stupid. I have a local branch (not pushed to remote) and I went to the VC -> Logs tab, chose a commit several commits back, and chose "Reset Current B...
git checkout – <file_name> 丢弃工作区的修改,并用最近一次的commit内容还原到当前工作区(对文件中内容的操作,无法对添加文件、删除文件起作用) git checkout HEAD^ – <file_name> 将指定commit提交的内容(HEAD^表示上一个版本)还原到当前工作区 git checkout <branch_name> – <file_name> 将指定分支的...
重复]让我们把你的四个要点称为步骤1到4。让我们假设你对步骤4的描述是不正确的;你做了commit 3，...
Thegit resetcommand moves theHEAD(current branch pointer) to a different Git commit, allowing you to undo changes in a working directory and return to a certain commit in different ways depending on the flag used.git resetcan be specified as--soft,--mixedor--hardfor different undo/redo need...
重复]让我们把你的四个要点称为步骤1到4。让我们假设你对步骤4的描述是不正确的;你做了commit 3，...
❮ Previous Next ❯ Change Platform: GitHub Bitbucket GitLab What Does Git Reset Do?The git reset command moves your current branch (HEAD) to a different commit.Depending on the option, it can also change which changes are staged or even delete changes from your working directory....
To best understand how Git reset works, we need to cover a few differentGit core concepts. The first, being HEAD. One of the best definitions of HEAD comes from thePro Git book: “Usually the HEAD file is a symbolic reference to the branch you’re currently on. By symbolic reference, ...