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How to restore deleted file from Bitbucket.

kiranvj

I am using Sourcetree. One file got deleted from the local folder. I need to restore the file in Bitbucket to my local folder. How do I do it using SourceTree?

TIA

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KieranA

Hi Kiran,

In SourceTree just go to the last log line that had that file in it, right click on the file in the file list for the log entry and hit "Reset to Commit..."

Hope that helps

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m_2mnasz

Depends on your situation. You don't say if you have pushed the change or not. Let's say you haven't. Then, you can:

Open Bitbucket's Source tab for your project.
Click on the file you accidentally deleted locally.
The system displays a view of the file's source code.
Click on the Raw button.
Copy the text.
Open an editor on your local system.
Paste the contents into the a file.
Save the file into your repo.

What you do from there kinda depends on your DVCS. If you need further instructions, let us know whether you are using Mercurial or Git.

kiranvj

Thanks for the info. I am using SourceTree and Git. Any way to do this from SourceTree. I was using Tortoise with SVN. In tortoise we can take the log and replace a file from the SVN. Is there anything like that in SourceTree?

m_2mnasz

Kiran,

Sourcetree is not my forte. I've added that label to your question.

Mary

KieranA

Hi Kiran,

In SourceTree just go to the last log line that had that file in it, right click on the file in the file list for the log entry and hit "Reset to Commit..."

Hope that helps

kiranvj

Thank you Kieran, this was what I looking. You rocks.

Thanks Mary for the support.

--Kiran

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