What are Local Changes?
Local changes are changes you have made to your working directory, and they have not yet been committed to your Git repository. This implies that the changes are currently on your own computer and are not yet integrated into the project’s history.
How to Revert Local Changes in Git Repository to a Previous State?
Git is the foundation upon which all version control systems are built and it helps developers manage their changes. However, people always make mistakes and you may want to discard your local coding changes. This article will explain different approaches to reverting your local hacks back to your git classifier and restore some experts before then.
Table of Content
- What are Local Changes?
- Approach 1: Using ‘ git checkout ‘
- Approach 2: Using ‘ git reset ‘
- Choosing the Right Approach
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