How to Undo Last Git Commit | 3 Safe Methods
How to Undo Last Git Commit | 3 Safe Methods
Every developer has been there - you've just made a commit and realized something isn't quite right. Whether it's a typo, incomplete changes, or simply a mistake, knowing how to undo your last Git commit is an essential skill for any programmer.
Video Description Breakdown
In this comprehensive tutorial, I'll walk you through three safe methods to undo your last Git commit without losing your hard work:
Key Methods Covered:
- Soft Reset (git reset --soft)
- Hard Reset (git reset --hard)
- Revert (git revert)
Timestamps Overview:
- 0:00 - Understanding the Problem
- 0:36 - Soft Reset Technique
- 2:06 - Hard Reset Approach
- 2:47 - Revert Method
- 4:46 - Method Comparison
- 5:10 - Concluding Insights
Each method has its specific use case, and understanding when to apply each technique is crucial for maintaining a clean and efficient Git workflow.
Watch the full video tutorial here to get a detailed, step-by-step explanation of these Git commit undoing techniques.
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