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This article focuses on "the use of git undo". Interested friends may wish to have a look at it. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Let's let the editor take you to learn the usage of git undo.

Undo local changes

[root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git status# changes that have not been temporarily stored in the branch master# for submission: # (use "git add..." Update the content to be submitted) # (use "git checkout--..." Discarding workspace changes) # # modifications: README.md# modifications have not yet been submitted (using "git add" and / or "git commit-a") [root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git checkout-- README.md [root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git status# is located in the branch master with no files to submit, clean workspace

Undo git add

[root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git add 01.sh [root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git status# changes to be submitted at branch master#: # (use "git reset HEAD..." Withdraw from the staging area) # # New file: 01.sh# [root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git reset HEAD 01.sh [root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git status # untracked file located in branch master#: # (use "git add." Empty to include content to be submitted) # # 01.sh submission, but there are files that have not yet been tracked (use "git add" to establish a trace)

Undo commit

[root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git commit-m "add 01.sh" [master 9d8cbe9] add 01.sh 1 file changed, 10 insertions (+) create mode 100644 01.sh

-- mixed: do not delete the workspace change code, undo commit, and undo git add. Operation

[root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git reset-- mixed head ^ [root @ xuhx-02 git_project] # git status# is located in the untracked file of the branch master#: # (using "git add." Empty to include content to be submitted) # # 01.sh submission, but there are files that have not yet been tracked (use "git add" to establish a trace)

-- soft: do not delete the workspace change code, undo commit, do not undo git add.

[root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git reset-- soft head ^ [root @ xuhx-02 git_project] # git status # changes to be submitted at branch master#: # (use "git reset HEAD..." Withdraw from the temporary storage area) # # New file: 01.sh#

-- hard: delete the workspace change code, undo commit, undo git add. Notice that after completing this operation, you are back to the previous commit state.

[root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git reset-- hard f51b0fdfa6846f88b90ac76e7975594bdd887576HEAD is now located at f51b0fd add README [root @ xuhx-02 git_project] # lsREADME.md

-- amend: the modified file has been git commit, but if you want to modify it again, it will not generate a new Commit.

# resubmit $git add sample.txt$ git commit-amend-m "description"

Clear Workspace git clean

[root@xuhx-02 git_project] # git clean-n will delete 01.sh

Refer to git undo rollback learning

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