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revert a commit while keeping changes
See original GitHub issueSometimes I accidentally commit an additional file and find myself having to google one more time the exact syntax of the git reset --soft HEAD~1 command.
This command undoes the latest commit while keeping the changes.
It would be great if Github for Windows had this functionality through the UI! Not necessarily undoing the latest commit, maybe instead being able to undo an arbitrary commit.
Thanks!
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:7 (5 by maintainers)
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It doesn’t fade away after a period of time, but it might be hard to notice because the button blends into the rest of the form. cc @desktop/design for 👀 and thoughts.
I’m going to tweak this discussion to focus on that “Undo” form - thanks for the clarifying details @marcospgp!
I’m going to bump #6901 because I think making that more visible to the user would have helped in this situation.