Welcome to the "Turn Around Your Git Mistakes" repository! This repository serves as a comprehensive guide to help you navigate through various Git mishaps and mistakes that you might encounter while working with version control. Git is a powerful tool, but even experienced developers can make errors from time to time. The goal of this repository is to equip you with the knowledge and techniques to rectify those mistakes effectively.
- Stop tracking a tracked file
- Modify the Last Commit
- Modify the Last Commit Message
- Discarding all the Changes in your working directory
- Discard all changes made to a file
- Restore a file to an old version back in time
- Recover a deleted file (Previously Committed)
- Discard all changes is your local repo to extract state in remote
- Delete Untracked Files
- Switch a commit to a different branch
The purpose of this repository is to provide a practical playground for developers to learn and practice various Git recovery and correction techniques. By going through these topics, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Git's capabilities and enhance your skills in managing version control effectively.
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We hope you find this repository helpful in honing your Git skills and turning your mistakes into valuable learning opportunities.
Happy coding! 🚀