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	6	added 6 characters in body source \| link	edited Dec 13 '17 at 22:04 dippas 39.7k10 gold badges57 silver badges82 bronze badges
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE:NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! git reset --hard`git reset --hard` is safer – "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! git reset --hard is safer – "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! `git reset --hard` is safer –

	5	Rollback to Revision 2 source \| link	edited Jun 24 '15 at 9:34 Cerbrus 51k12 gold badges97 silver badges120 bronze badges
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! git reset --hard is safer – "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! git reset --hard is safer – "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! git reset --hard is safer –

	4	added 1 character in body source \| link	edited May 29 '15 at 8:55 enb081 1,99511 gold badges34 silver badges63 bronze badges
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! git reset --hard is safer – "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! git reset --hard is safer – "Reset the working tree to the last commit" `git reset --hard HEAD^` "Clean unknown files from the working tree" `git clean` see - Git Quick Reference NOTE: This command will delete your previous commit, so use with caution! git reset --hard is safer –

	3	added 1 character in body source \| link	edited May 29 '15 at 8:37 enb081 1,99511 gold badges34 silver badges63 bronze badges


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	1	source \| link	answered Oct 3 '13 at 12:43 Ravi_Parmar 11.4k2 gold badges21 silver badges35 bronze badges


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