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I commited accidentally to much, I added the changes and wanted to do git commit -m "foo" but i mistyped me and typed git commit -a -m "foo".
How can I revert this, without loosing the changes which I made?
Use
git reset HEAD^. This will get rid of the most recent commit in your current branch but keep your working tree intact.Note that this rewrites history. In case you already published that commit it and people pulled it, it’s be better to revert the commit by creating a new commit using
git revert HEADthat undoes the changes from the last commit.