How to undo changes?
- From
- Lin Mac <mkl0301@gmail.com>
- Date
- Apr 29, 2010, 01:08 UTC
- Message-ID
- <l2l10d816431004281808s79a559e6p308052c788c9a4ca@mail.gmail.com>
Hi,
1. I have multiple files modified, but would like to undo the changes in one of the changed files. "git reset --hard" do not accept single files. So I used to use "git diff <file> | patch -p X", but X cannot be know until I checked the patch and know the path relationship. Is there other way to do it?
2. Sometimes I delete old unused branches with "git branch -D <branch>", but I just realized theren't a reflog log for such operation. If the branch is the only reference to the logs, deleting the branch makes the commits become dangling commits. How could I recover those commit?
I run into situation 1 from time to time. Luckily I have never ran into situation 2, but would like to know the recovery ways. Thanks in advance.
Best Regards, Mac Lin