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--- git:revert_or_amend_last_commit [2018/03/01 09:28] – created peter
+++ git:revert_or_amend_last_commit [2019/11/29 15:12] (current) – removed peter
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-====== GIT - Revert or amend last commit ======
-Committed some changes, didn’t push them, and need to amend the commit:
-<code git>
-git commit --amend -a -m "Commit message"
-</code>
-Committed some changes, pushed them, and need to amend the commit, do the revert operation instead, since someone might’ve already used your changes.
-Committed some changes, didn’t push them, and need to undo the commit:
-<code git>
-git reset --hard HEAD^
-</code>
-This will just toss away the last commit completely.
-Committed some changes, pushed them, and need to undo the commit:
-<code git>
-git revert HEAD
-</code>
-This will automatically create a new commit, reverting the changes from the previous