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Asked: 2026-05-25T10:56:51+00:00

In svn or subclipse, I can simply do a ‘revert’ on the root project

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In svn or subclipse, I can simply do a ‘revert’ on the root project and all my local changes are discarded and src is updated to the latest in HEAD. I don’t seem to find an equivalent of this in git though several blogs claim the same.

This is what I did:

  • committed 10 files from my home mac. did not push.
  • committed the same 10 files and more from work computer and PUSHED.
  • came back home and I want to take the latest from remote origin/master.

tried git pull, it brought in changes but warned of conflict

tried git reset --hard HEAD, but nothing happened. I still see the committed conflicted changes

I must’ve tried few other commands I don’t remember. I just need to get back to remote head and not worry about what state my local repo is.

Help?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You need to reset to origin/master:

    git reset --hard origin/master
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