I was about to commit a file . But i accidentally deleted that file. How can i recover it. It was very important file because it was controller file
As Gabrielle Bautista says, if you never committed the file, then you need to recover it like you would any other deleted file on your workstation, such as pulling it out of the trashcan or recycling bin or what not or recovering it from backups.
If you did previously commit the file, the above might still be your best option to recover any changes you've made to it since commit. But you can at least definitely retrieve it from the previous commit using
git checkout <branch_name_or_commit_id> <file_name>
Assuming you're working on the master branch, haven't committed since the last commit that contained the file, and the file was named foo.bar, it would be like this:
git checkout master foo.bar
Where did you delete the file? In your local environment? If so, this question has nothing to do with Bitbucket server and the answer to your question is to check if your environment keeps deleted files somewhere or if you have backups.
The other side of the question here is if you have deleted a file that is already in git which the answer is easy since it's already in version control and the internet is full of answers about it.
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