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I “committed” my java project -or tried to. I only just downloaded egit for eclipse and was trying to configure it. I realized my project had not been uploaded so tried to delete what i did to start again.
I thought I was just deleting the commit but it deleted the whole project locally! It’s not in my trash either.
Anyone any idea how to get it back?
Basically, if you didn’t push the file to the remote repo and you deleted the entire project, then you have lost your local git repo. Check your recycle bin, or try to do a hard drive recovery, if you are lucky. Otherwise…S.O.L. Sorry 🙁