Jeff King writes:
> The "simplest" way to do that is:
>
> rm .git/refs/heads/master
>
> but that is not guaranteed to work in future versions of git, and I
> wouldn't recommend it in general.
Yeah, "git checkout -b" has a stronger sibling "git checkout -B"
(i.e. I know that the named branch al
On Wed, Sep 09, 2015 at 01:34:03AM -0700, davilda_ wrote:
> i'm new with git and i just want to cancel a commit. I just do git add and
> git commit.
> How can i canceled a commit in my case.
Usually with "git reset HEAD^". But I'm guessing from your subject line
that you tried that, and it did no
Hi,
i'm new with git and i just want to cancel a commit. I just do git add and
git commit.
How can i canceled a commit in my case.
Best regards
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