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August 15, 2013 17:51
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Ever want to undo everything that you've worked on since the last commit (including adding new files)? Here's a little alias to help with that.
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| alias gundo='git reset HEAD~ && git clean -df' |
i'm getting a "unknown switch `d'"
Hmm - are you using two dashes?
Looks like i'm on version 1.7.12.4, that might be the issue. Copy/pasted directly form your gist.
This might be kind of relevant:
# Undo a `git push`
undopush = push -f origin HEAD^:master
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Thats awesome, mainly because I had no idea you could add aliases in your
.gitconfig, not a file I really touch. cheers @zackkitzmiller