I lost my last commit because I accidentally ran “git reset –hard HEAD^”. Note: I didn’t want to put the “^” at the end.
Is there any way to get it back? It was 2 days of work 🙁
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I lost my last commit because I accidentally ran “git reset –hard HEAD^”. Note: I didn’t want to put the “^” at the end.
Is there any way to get it back? It was 2 days of work 🙁
I think that this article is what you are looking for. According to the article, your commit is “gone,” but not garbage collected – sort of like the recycle bin in Windows.
You run
git fsck --lost-foundto find the ‘dangling commit’, and look at it withgit reflog, then merge the dangling commit with your current branch,git merge 7c61179.