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Undo “git add”?
I made the mistake of running:
git add .
Which added important things such as .bashrc. Even though I run:
git rm .
When I run:
git push project master
Everything still is added. I’ve even reinstalled git, but I am still pestered by this. A solution I found was to start over and remove all the files from the commit. Are there any other things I could do to remove all the files from the commit?
You can use
git resetto unstage changes, or evengit reset --hard HEAD~to blow away the most recent commit (careful with that one, it will not even keep your changes around.)See http://git-scm.com/docs/git-reset