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I was trying some things out with an installed library and ended up changing a few files. I’d like to revert these back to their original state. I know I could just delete the library and install it again but was wondering if there is a composer command to just replace the edited files only. I’m thinking in terms of something like “git reset –hard HEAD” or the like.
If the library was installed from a zip file no it’s not possible. Deleting the vendor/foo/bar directory and running composer install is the easiest way. If you have a git clone of the vendor though then obviously you can
git checkout .to reset everything.