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I have been using Aptana to commit all my changes and hadn’t open SmartGit for a while. When I did today it prompted me to ‘Clean up’ my repository
I now can’t find any commits from April…
Is there a way to revert back the most recent change?
The commits in blue were actually commited a while back. I would like to get back to he last red one “$search_col and $search_val = 0….”
A Clean Up hardly can remove commits (unless they are not registered any more in the ref-log files, .git/logs). In your case, the pointer to the HEAD commit may have been lost. You can show all commits using SmartGit’s Log and invoking Query|Load All Commits there. If there is actually a HEAD commit without any ref assigned, you may use Branch|Add Branch to assign a ref, thus making it available to standard Git commands again.