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If I made some changes, but didn’t do a commit -m "my message, how can I rollback to where I was?
If I did a commit -m 'my message' but didn’t push to origin, how can I roll back?
If I did a git pull origin , now I don’t like what I got, how can I roll back to where I was?
How can I get a list of what files are at the origin that have changed or are different from my local?
git reset --hard HEAD^git reset --hard ORIG_HEADgit reset --hard <shaSUM of the commit>git fetch && git diff origin/<branch>references: http://git-scm.com/docs/git-reset