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Interactive Git Commands & Undo Recipes

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Generate commands to undo commits, switch branches, stash, and squash.

Target Branch
Target File / Secret
Commit Hash (SHA)
Commit Count (N)
Commit Message
Committed to Main/Master by Accident

You made 1 or more commits directly on main/master and want to move them to a new feature branch without losing work.

Step 1
git branch feature/auth-redesignCreate the new feature branch containing your current commits.
Step 2
git reset --hard HEAD~3Roll back main/master commits so it matches remote upstream state.
Step 3
git switch feature/auth-redesignSwitch to your new feature branch where all your work is preserved.
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Step-by-Step: How to Use Interactive Git Commands & Undo Recipes

  1. Select Scenario: Choose from common undo, branching, stashing, or history recipes.
  2. Customize Parameters: Enter your branch name, commit message, or target file path.
  3. Copy & Run: Copy the generated bash command and paste it directly into your terminal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between soft and hard reset?

A soft reset (git reset --soft HEAD~1) moves HEAD back while keeping your modified files staged. A hard reset (--hard) permanently discards all uncommitted and committed changes.