undo-godep-restore-evil.bash

$ for d in $(for g in $(find "$GOPATH" -name .git); do r=${g%.git}; b=$(cd $r && git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD); if [[ $b == HEAD ]]; then echo "$r"; fi; done | grep -v -F '/atomisthq/'); do echo "$d"; (cd "$d" && git fetch && git checkout master && git rebase); done

This doesn't exactly undo, since it will leave you at the HEAD of the master branch, which may be further along than you were when godep restore checked out its specific commit.