Hi,
I just want to make sure whether my understanding of that command is correct
or not. I have 3 basic requirements:
1. I have changed something after the commits and I think those are wrong.
So I want to undo all changes and the working directory should reflect last
commit:
git reset --hard HEAD
2. I have some changes in the index and I want undo them.
git reset HEAD
3. I just want to undo the last commit but not the working tree:
git reset HEAD^
If they are correct commands please let me know.
Besides in the man page for git reset it is mentioned:
git-reset - Reset current HEAD to the specified state
Which means it is supposed to work with commits. But why is the same command
work in case 2 and case 3 above?
Moreover, can any body tell me the use of
git reset --soft
The following language is confusing:
--soft
Does not touch the index file nor the working tree at all, but requires
them to be in a good order.
Thanks in advance.
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