On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 10:11 AM, Jeenu V <jeenuv@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Often I find it useful to selectively undo the modifications that I
> did to my working tree. The -p option to 'reset' that selectively
> resets changes back to a given commit. Unfortunately the option
> reports itself to be incompatible with --{hard,soft,mixed} and thus
> can't be applied to working tree.
>
> Right now I do this with vimdiff, by applying 'git diff' in reverse.
> Wish reset supports -p on working tree operations as well because the
> -p framework (of add, and reset) feels good to use.
there's `git checkout -p` to selectively remove changes from your working tree.
(also `git stash -p` to selectively stash changes temporarily)
`git reset -p` will only undo staged changes from your index
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