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Overwriting your local changes with remote branch

bizzinho edited this page Jan 13, 2012 · 5 revisions

If you have local (commited, or not) changes and want to get rid of them (maybe you were just trying something) and go back to a previous version

open gitk (e.g. from git bash: "git gui" --> show all branches)

right click on the commit you want to back to--> "reset master to here" --> "hard"

Do not go back further than the remote branch, as this will cause major havoc and a bunch of kittens will be executed!

If you hate small, helpless, innocent puppies: don't do it anyway.

et voila!