On Sun, 7 Apr 2019, 20:46 , <neverasi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > - ... however how to undo a rebasing (if possible) will be a future > deepening of mine, > > Rebase always creates technically new commits instead of replacing old commits. You can simply hard reset your branch wherever you want. Command "git reflog --help" will provide more information. And once you know the sha1, you can just git reset --hard <sha1 you want> and git will overwrite all files and index with the old committed state. There's nothing else to undo.
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