I'm quite sure all of these happened to you at least once:   You committed a change with the wrong... Tagged with git, beginners, tutorial.

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The most common use case is probably to undo a commit but keep in mind that you can do much more. The full command we need is. means that the changes will be kept.

⏪ 4 Ways to Undo a Git Commit - Amend vs Reset

<p>Really nice, the bonus undo (to undo an undo) is also really neat to know!</p>
