Ever start working on a feature and realize you hate everything and want to start over? Here is the ultimate "git nah" alias to make reverting a breeze.

Laravel News

A developer shares a 'git nah' alias that provides a fresh start by cleaning and aborting any potential rebase.

The Ultimate "git nah" Alias

<p>It would be good if this told you exactly what the different commands do - not everyone is happy just pasting some script from the internet into the terminal.</p>
<p>As a breakdown:</p>
<ol>
<li><code>git reset --hard</code> - resets the index and working tree to HEAD</li>
<li><code>git clean -df</code> - recursively force delete files that are not tracked by source control.</li>
<li><code>if [ -d &quot;.git/rebase-apply&quot; ] || [ -d &quot;.git/rebase-merge&quot; ]; then git rebase --abort; fi;</code> - abandon a rebase if you’re in the middle of one</li>
</ol>
