Top rated Stack Overflow question, and VS Code lets you do it with one click #vscode #git
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Top rated Stack Overflow question, and VS Code lets you do it with one click #vscode #git
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THANKS MY GODDESS
i like poplier questions
If you accidentally push the commit you can go 'git push –force' after undoing the commit and recommitting
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You Saved My Career 😅
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you save my life.
Thank you maam❤
git revert <commit-hash> , can revert any commit
Nice
Obrigado!
God Bless You
Nice quick tip
File explorer option is not showing in side bar in my vs code please help me how to solve this problem . There is only search bar source control ,run and debugging , and extension but not showing explorer please help me 😭
Just use the terminal.
Thanks! So many absurdly complicated and ambiguous answers to this this question online.
when using gitlens like you, ideally i just expand the "commits" section and use the icons next to it to do so.
Can you please show how to take care of merge conflicts in VSC
Ok I feel stupid now
Ok but What's the line that I have to use in the Terminal?
Still git in intellij is best
Git reset HEAD~the number of commits to undo
It probably works for pushed commits to, you'll just have force push afterwards, unsure though.
git reset –soft Head@1
i visit that SO thread at least once a month because i keep forgetting how to do it. good to know i can simply do it through vs code ui as well. thanks!
I'm kinda sad becoz jetbrains doesn't provide this type of git support
4th!
Useful video for people who are a bit shaky with git.
You can also use 'git reset HEAD^' which accomplishes exactly the same thing in the cmdline
VS Code Saving Lives 😸
No joke I was looking at that stackoverflow yesterday and did the uncommit with so much trial and error cause I never did it before that.
Damn it
That's good to know, thanks!