This is the type of video you don't even have to ask for likes, subscribes etc, coz you know that's gonna happen automatically. Btw awesome explanation, it was simplest by far on internet.
Thanks It is nice explantions Summary: You modify your code -> You add your code to working area by git add . command then you add file to staging area(or index area) by git commit -m ''Commit Message ' then you push the code Soft - It doesn't touch the staging area & working area. Mixed - It removes the commit id & reset your staging area & don't touch the working area Hard - Delete all staging & working area. Revert - Revert you changes in remote repo & create a new commit id.
for people who are getting confuse between hard, soft and mix. simple: --soft: it will just remove the index (hashcode) of the commits but it keeps the changed files in both working and stagging area. mix: it is the default one where it will not only remove the index of the commits but also removes the files in stagging area but keeps them in working area use git status to understand it more clearly where as --hard: it will remove the index, files in both stagging and working area( it is very dangerous ).
13:52 - How do you confirm this revert operation? I get literally stuck on this screen, not knowing how to exit this menu and enable changes 🤦♂What button do you press?
After seeing many other videos, I finally understand git reset thanks to this video 🐵👍🏻
I mistakenly pushed a commit to remote, didn't knew what to do, this video saved my life.Thank man
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git checkout= 0:31
git reset = 3:17
git revert = 11:28
Thanks alot,I was struggling to understand the basics of these git commands,this video is very helpful
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Btw awesome explanation, it was simplest by far on internet.
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Summary: You modify your code -> You add your code to working area by git add . command then you add file to staging area(or index area) by git commit -m ''Commit Message ' then you push the code
Soft - It doesn't touch the staging area & working area.
Mixed - It removes the commit id & reset your staging area & don't touch the working area
Hard - Delete all staging & working area.
Revert - Revert you changes in remote repo & create a new commit id.
Well explained on git revert and git reset for freshers
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Over all its a great explanation, one doubt was let's say we have 10 commits in the remote , by using git revert shall I revert the 8 commit
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for people who are getting confuse between hard, soft and mix. simple: --soft: it will just remove the index (hashcode) of the commits but it keeps the changed files in both working and stagging area. mix: it is the default one where it will not only remove the index of the commits but also removes the files in stagging area but keeps them in working area use git status to understand it more clearly where as --hard: it will remove the index, files in both stagging and working area( it is very dangerous ).
What will happen if we do hard reset after pushing commit in git repository?
If we do revert the last commit after pushing it in git....can we push it normally or by force push
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Difference b/w soft and mixed reset?
13:52 - How do you confirm this revert operation? I get literally stuck on this screen, not knowing how to exit this menu and enable changes 🤦♂What button do you press?
thanks
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does revert command undo changes in the remote repository incase if i accidentally push the changes ?
I wish I watched this video first. But odd that checkout is also used to switch branches. Git has changed and checkout doesn't work like this anymore.
I am fresher , I know python language. Pls suggest me how may I proceed in my career in devops n git. Thanku for your tutorial.
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Sir any of your git Course ? on Udemy ?
not right now
when i make revert command, it will have "could not revert ... " error, help me
You did not show the file that has been changed in working area!!!!
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Still soft reset is not clear
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