How to Undo Mistakes With Git Using the Command Line

Great video. I like how you presented the use cases.

git restore . command do not work for deleting the untracked or unstaged files. Can we use git clean -fdx ?

Please provide link to your complete course.

Very good tutorial! Learned quite a few things watching it. Thanks for making it!

Thank you bro!

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Here is the scenario, I created a branch from "develop" branch, then I created my PR against "develop". Code reviewer reviewed and Approved. Then I merged my branch (PR) with with "develop". I have have couple changes for example , commit A, B, C. so on. I just don't want changed " commit B". How to undo that form the merged PR and "develop" branch should nor have that "commit B"

That's a must-see for sure. Thanks for the content. Valuable af

Fantastic video. And very comprehensive. Only thing is that you never gave the CLI commands for the last exercise, "Splitting / Editing and Old Commit." I took good notes on everything else. Thanks for this post.

Thank you.

Probably the most important topic on GIT explained in the most simplest way. Awesome.

Not exaggerating, you are a gift from heaven, currently having problems with bad merges with master branch. This is helping me alot

Wow, amazing tutorial. After reading the git documentation I was really confused about some topics but this lesson made it clear to me. I really appreciate it thx for the great content.

You are awesome indeed. thanks alot!😍🙏 Thanks for providing such a crucial knowledge for free.

great video

git restore is not finding as a command. What would be problem??

$ git restore .

This video is so goood! Important stuff af:
I had seen the video when it came out..
But yesterday when I ran into a problem I realized I should see this video again properly

Voila!