Author name: Artturi Jalli

Did you add a file in Git by accident and want to undo the git add command? This guide teaches you two ways you can undo git add. As a quick overlook, there are two commands you can use to undo git add: This guide teaches you how to use both of these commands to […]

To undo the most recent commit in Git, you can run the git reset HEAD~ command. As a concrete example: The git reset HEAD~ command undoes the most recent commit but doesn’t change the state of your files. After this, make the necessary changes and use git add to re-commit. Then commit the changes. You

To “undo” the git init command, run: This command removes the .git directory that was created to initialize the repository. All your work will still be there after running this command. If you’re using Windows, undo the git init command by running: This guide teaches you how the git init command works in a nutshell

Did you try to push changes to master with the following? But received an error that says: The most common reason for this is that “master” isn’t called “master” anymore. To fix the issue, replace “master” with “main“. Didn’t help? This is a comprehensive guide to fixing the “error: src refspec master does not match

When doing version control in Git, you will frequently use the commands git pull and git fetch. Understanding the difference between these two commands is important and useful for the future. In short, git pull is just a combination of git fetch + git merge. This is a comprehensive guide to understanding the differences between

In Git, origin is convenient shorthand alias for the URL of the remote repository. Notice that there’s nothing special about the name “origin“. You could change the origin to anything else that makes sense. You have probably seen a command like git push origin main. This means pushing the changes to the remote repository. This