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Sorry this happened to you. Next time, if you want to reset the latest commit to an unstaged state: git reset HEAD~ But regarding "deleting all my recent c
by Sverigevader 4y ago
Sorry this happened to you.
Next time, if you want to reset the latest commit to an unstaged state:
git reset HEAD~
But regarding "deleting all my recent changes", another command I'd like to introduce you to is;
git reflog
It shows you all of your commits that changed the tip (HEAD). Chances are your changes could be found there.
I don't blame you for not knowing this. I learned by trial and error and most importantly, good colleagues who showed me the way.
edit: Typo/grammar