The other day someone asked in #git how to fix something in the middle of an unsuccessful rebase. So, I thought I'd rebase some of my own code, reorder things so there must be a conflict, and then try to duplicate their question.
Only problem was that there was no error, and I hadn't really paid attention to which commits I reordered. Thankfully, I got a bit of help from a gent named doener.
I'm including a rather long gist showing the process. Basically, git reflog is your friend, and you should play with this at some point in a test repo like I've done here.
Note: anytime you git reset --hard be very sure and confident of what you're doing.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
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