1. Discard changes to local files in git
As a programmer, it happens every day that unexpected errors occur. To solve the errors quickly...
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See the original post, which has far better text (and command) formatting, as well as screenshots, and discusses 7 rather than 4 "Git mistakes" .
agreed, that original post has better view and explanation....
the original post is also written by me....
I was trying to make series of it...
I wrote a cheat sheet for Git and Github where I used the book that is referenced in the pdf. It's a free book and well worth downloading. You'll find my cheat sheet at: github.com/ChrisJohDev/pub-GitAndG...
Enjoy it's free. ;)
Nice.!
Point 1 can also be achieved through
git reset --hard HEAD.git checkoutis most handy if you only wish to undo changes in one directory or a specific file by checking out that directory/file again.🔥
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I think that
git config --global <something>is also a mistake. Because, I guess, in most cases we have the company repo and personal repos cloned in the computer. And the configuration of git are usually different in both (user.name and user.email, for example).Instead of
git checkout - myFilewe can use the commandgit restore myFilewhich is less ambiguous in and less error prone since it's dedicated to that task.🔥
Point 3 can be done with
git rm --cached filename🔥
These are very helpful 👍🏽 Thanks for the article!
Thanks
Handy tips. Thank you. I’ve become too reliant on Visual Studio Codes source control for unstaging stuff.
Thanks