Yoni Rabkin <[email protected]> wrote:
>> ... I screwed up. I tried very hard to push only changes to
>> the autotools branch, even using a temporary clone in a dif-
>> ferent directory, but somehow my scratchpad got pushed as
>> well.
>> If someone has the knowledge and karma to reset the master
>> branch to the last "good" commit, I'd be eternally grateful.
> I'm no git expert so I won't try to undo whatever, but isn't this what
> "git reset --hard [UUID]" is for?
Locally? Probably. But will a subsequent push reset the re-
pository master as well?
Tim
P. S.: Likely course of events: Working in the temporary
clone using "push autotools" was fine, so somewhere
along the line I switched to my scratchpad where
"pull/push autotools" worked as well, then a "push"
without a branch in the temporary clone pushed only
autotools changes (the only changes there), so I got
inattentive and "pushed" without arguments in my
scratchpad as well (which pushes all branches that
have corresponding remote branches). Lesson learned:
*Never* work on master, *always* on a local branch.
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