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5 Ways to Undo Mistakes with Git: Discarding Some of Your Local Changes, Resetting a Specific File to a Previous State, Recovering a Lost Revision with the Reflog, Recovering a Deleted Branch, Moving a Commit to a Different Branch

Removing a git commit and force pushing to remove it from history; simonw TILs

How to push to a repo to maintain only one commit – useful if you would otherwise have a whole bunch of data-hogging commits that aren't necessary to keep. From simonw: The latest til.db file is now stored in https://github.com/simonw/til-db – every time I push a new copy of the file there I use git commit --amend to rewrite history followed by git push --force – so that repo only ever contains a single commit which is the commit that added the file. [source]

How to change git master to main note the caveats in the thread

How to remove a pushed commit Committed and pushed incorrect file otd-tweets-by-mcnees (forgot the html extension). I could have dealt with the unpushed change but was in a rush and instead went ahead and committed/pushed corrected version otd-tweets-by-mcnees.html But later I wanted to remove that bad commit/push. Here's how I did it, using procedure from the above web page: git revert e98adc579131244c56913e0d5afbd5ba395bc6c8 Then git status said local repo was ahead of remote by 1 and that a push was needed. So I did the git push. The file then did not show up in the jrdmb/jrdmb github repo.

How to Squash the First Two Commits in a Git Repository — Marius Schulz

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Use #hashtag in description, so you can search your gists by tags via myusername #tag

http://gistboxapp.com supports searching, editing and labels

http://www.gistoapp.com/ Gisto is a code snippet manager that runs on GitHub Gists and adds additional features such as searching, tagging and sharing gists while including a rich code editor. All your data is stored on GitHub and you can access it from GitHub Gists at any time with changes carrying over to Gisto.

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