Published: 17 Feb 2020 › Updated: 17 Feb 2020
Undo Git Commit and Commit again
If you accidentally commit locally, for example:
git commit -m "Fix AppSettings"
You could always go back by moving head.
This command will undo commit and unstage all files.
git reset --soft HEAD~
You could edit files, add only add those which you prefer to commit:
git add .
git commit -m "Fix AppSettings" or use variable git commit -c ORIG_HEAD
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