Saifullah khan
Reputation: 778
source tree how to discard an un pushed commit and go step back
i am using Sourcetree git client with git lab. I am new to version control. Is there any way to discard my commit and go back. I haven't pushed that commit.
Upvotes: 5
Views: 5904
Answers (2)
mattmilten
Reputation: 6716
I don't know about Sourcetree, but in "normal" git, i.e. command line git, you would simply do a soft reset:
git reset HEAD^
This will remove the commit but will leave the working directory, i.e. your actual files, as they are. You can then commit these changes in a new commit.
Upvotes: 7
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