Nicolae Focsa
Reputation: 55
Is it possible to bring back not staged changes after git reset --hard HEAD@{1}?
After a pull request, git showed a long list of staged files which I have not modified.
Then I've made the stupid decision to execute git reset --hard HEAD@{1} and lost the not staged changes.
Is there a solution to bring them back?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 47
Answers (1)
Gonzalo Matheu
Reputation: 10084
I think there is not way to recover unstaged modified files.
Although you might want to look to your text editor history/undo files. More than once I recovered deleted files from there.
To revert a conflicting merge is safer to do a git merge --abort.
Upvotes: 2
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