Every time I accidentally git commit --amend instead of a normal git commit I have to google git reset --soft HEAD@{1} to save the day.
Imagine you have a file called foo.txt and your Git history looked like this:
A -> B -> C (HEAD)
| #!/usr/local/bin/bash | |
| # Add or remove keywords here | |
| KEYWORDS_REGEX="var_dump\(|die\(|Zend_Debug::|print_r\(|console\.(debug|info|log|warn)\(" | |
| # Add extensions to check here | |
| EXTENSIONS_REGEX="(.php$|.phtml$|.js$|.html$)" | |
| ERRORS_BUFFER="" | |
| TEXT_DEFAULT="\\033[0;39m" | |
| TEXT_INFO="\\033[1;32m" | |
| TEXT_ERROR="\\033[1;31m" |
| source ~/.git-completion.sh | |
| alias gco='git co' | |
| alias gci='git ci' | |
| alias grb='git rb' | |