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I was committing a big update (15 hours of work) and when i went to push (after i had committed and staged my files)
It told me one of my files was 1gb and cant be pushed (due to the 100mb maximum)
So i used a reset to commit, on soft, so that i could re-commit and push my changes without, that massive files.
After the reset said it was complete, My working copy (that i was about to commit) has disappeared and I am left with the version of it that is the old version and cannot find my files i was going to add.. How can I get them back?
I need them.
The log says this :
commit: # Major Update
1b8d17b92ccadc41aaa3995447ae550e8e52b947 4cada132357fd6af4bdf6d817cd5ae439dbc042e DevelopdProgramming <DevelopdProgrammingOfficial@gmail.com> 1581838868 +1000 pull origin master: Merge made by the 'recursive' strategy.
4cada132357fd6af4bdf6d817cd5ae439dbc042e 1f8133c1b507a720f043c377d1987a4448ea80a2 DevelopdProgramming <DevelopdProgrammingOfficial@gmail.com> 1581839264 +1000 revert: Revert "# Major Update"
1f8133c1b507a720f043c377d1987a4448ea80a2 fefddde1f72fd2d894e0da06f7c0f00715d02dda DevelopdProgramming <DevelopdProgrammingOfficial@gmail.com> 1581839331 +1000 reset: moving to fefddde1f72fd2d894e0da06f7c0f00715d02dda
If you know anything that may help please answer ASAP,
As an answer to this question - Open terminal
and use git reflog
Then find the HEAD{1,2,3,4 ect.} that is before your revert.
and do a git reset 'HEAD@{your number)
from there put in git status, and it should pop up with a bunch of files that were deleted/modified.. if it doesn't repeat the first steps above again till it does (with a different or the same number, just find the same text for the commit before the revert)
then once it does pop up with the list of deleted/modified files,
put in git stash
and you will have it all back!
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