Hi All,
I really screwed up. I had about 2 weeks worth of code I was working
on that got reset right out before commit.
Here's what happened.
1. I coded for 2 weeks and didnt commit or add anything (yes, i
know, real stupid)
2. I was attempting to commit today and added the files.
3. I realized a couple of files were added that i didnt want and
werent being matched to the gitignore because i spelled them wrong.
I fixed the gitignore file but the files still showed up, Im guessing
because i used "git add ." before.
4. Then i ran git reset --hard because i just wanted to undo the
add. Clearly this was where everything fell apart.
5. I lost 2 weeks worth of code.
That's basically how it happened.
When I run git fsck --lost-found i get a whole bunch of dangling
objects. If I run git show on those objects it shows me the code
that was lost. Anyone know of a way to get this stuff back. I tried
rebasing and merging and neither worked.
Thanks in advance,
Jake Varghese
OrgSync Inc.
866.ORG.SYNC
jake@xxxxxxxxxxx
www.orgsync.com
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