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at January 18, 2009 17:10 by narkisr
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# reseting $ git show-ref -h HEAD 7c61179cbe51c050c5520b4399f7b14eec943754 HEAD $ git reset --hard HEAD^ HEAD is now at 39ba87b Fixing about and submit pages so they don't look stupid $ git show-ref -h HEAD 39ba87bf28b5bb223feffafb59638f6f46908cac HEAD # the commit object still exists $ git fsck --lost-found [... some blobs omitted ...] dangling commit 7c61179cbe51c050c5520b4399f7b14eec943754 # showing the log of the old references of HEAD $ git reflog 39ba87b... HEAD@{0}: HEAD~1: updating HEAD 7c61179... HEAD@{1}: pull origin master: Fast forward [... lots of other refs ...] # restoring HEAD back from the dangling ref object hash $ git merge 7c61179 Updating 39ba87b..7c61179 Fast forward css/screen.css | 4 ++++ submit.html | 4 ++-- 2 files changed, 6 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
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This snippet shows how to restore HEAD after using Git's reset method (see http://gitready.com/2009/01/17/restoring-lost-commits.html?disqus_reply=5271828#comment-5271828).
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Restoring HEAD after a reset in Git
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Bash, git
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