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git ready » temporarily ignoring files
Usually ignoring files is quite simple with Git. However, you may need to quickly hide changes in a file, perhaps for an entire development session or other reasons. Luckily there’s a simple way around this, thanks to some clever manual diving from Eelco Wiersma. His main probl em was using git commit -a, which automatically adds files that are modified into the commit object. This is a neat shortc
motemen 2009/02/24
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git ready » restoring lost commits
So, you just did a git reset --hard HEAD^ and threw out your last commit. Well, it turns out you really did need those changes. You’ll never be able to implement that algorithm that perfectly twice, so you need it back. Don’t fear, git should still have your commit. When you do a reset, the commit you threw out goes to a “dangling” state. It’s still in git’s datastore, waiting for the next garbage
motemen 2009/01/20
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