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Reset Git Branches

If you merged a git branch into another branch by mistake or added a commit by mistake and you want to get back the brach to its remote state, you can just,

git reset --hard origin/branch-name

This will rebase the current branch you are working on to the latest commit found on the remote branch-name

Warning: take care while using this command as this may delete local commits or uncommitted changes you still didn’t add to git.

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Git Branches intel

If you want to know if a branch is merged in to other branches or not,

git branch --merged branch1

This command will list to you all the local branches that branch1 is merged into, if you want to know all the branches that branch1 is merged into ( local and remote ), then

git branch --merged branch1 -a

will do the job.

#git #branches #web development

Edit git commit message

If you just pressed enter after git commit -m "message", and you need to add or update something to the commit message, run "git commit --amend", and edit the commit message.

Warning : Do not do this if you pushed the commit to the repo ( it will create a new commit and force pushing to the same commit is discouraged )

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