uncommit last commit local/codeprozone

Sometimes you made a mistake in your commit and you want to uncommit your message.

The simple process to remove the last Git commit is to perform the “git reset” command using the “–soft” option that will maintain conversions done to your files.

You have to identify the commit to remove that is “HEAD~1” in this case

If you have exchanged a file that is not run yet git add, you can remove changes by handling git checkout.

uncommit local commit

on Jan 01, 1970
$ git reset “HEAD^”
$ git reset “f145h7r”

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uncommit local commit

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$ git reset [commit_hash]

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uncommit local commit

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$ git reset HEAD^ 

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uncommit local commit

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$ git reset --soft HEAD^

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uncommit local commit

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$ git reset --hard HEAD^

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uncommit local commit

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$ git reset HEAD~2

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You can identify a specific file using: git checkout filename.ipynb.

Move git status to see that changes have been removed.

To remove the last commit and delete all changes in the running inventory and index, perform the “git reset” command using the“–hard” choice and identify the commit before HEAD (“HEAD~1”).

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