One of the best Git tutorials. It was easy to follow and straightforward which for some reason most Git tutorials lack. After I did a $git reset --hard and then tried to push I got this message: hint: Updates were rejected because the tip of your current branch is behind. Is there like a force push?
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Can I use git revert change-id to undo the local committed changes that hasn't been pushed to remote repo?and is this this command reverts particular change or affects other, Please help me
at 4:50 the untracked(unstaged ./idea) file will not get commited. only files in staging area get to commit. git commit -am " some message" will not add files to tracking and won't commited.
I am wondering if it should be worth learning all these parameters for push,commit,add,revert,reset etc Anyway, I am excited about programming world.It would be helpful if you suggest any good free pdfs to study.
While using the git reset command i was able to go to the state of my previous commit (in my local git repo). I want this to be reflecting in the github also i.e, I also want my github repo also to be going to my previous state. For this what should I do?
I think the revert commit does the job but if I want to remove the commits permanently i.e, I don't want anyone to see that I have done something and again reverted back. What should I do in that case?
hey while doing git revert commit id , is is giving me an error -- git revert b7af404894467df830bb7aeee9a0bd8ac71d40de error: Reverting is not possible because you have unmerged files. hint: Fix them up in the work tree, and then use 'git add/rm ' hint: as appropriate to mark resolution and make a commit. fatal: revert failed
I didn't get the difference between Git revert and git reset , both can take us to previous timestamp whichever timestamp log we will use either with Git revert or with Git reset. What's the difference between them?
Git reset will remove all the commits in between the current HEAD and the reset HEAD. So once reset happens, you cannot go forward. Git revert will not remove the commits. So you can go forward again to latest commits.
we can get the logs in one-line using, git log --oneline. this way we get shorter code and ease in reading as well. another trick in reset is not using --hard. this way only the commits are deleted but the code remains intact.
Where we can ask question regarding above video... I have observed that when we have two git commits and after that if we try to run "git revert" it does not work...it would be great if you add video regarding same or comment
does this mean that on public github repos i can make changes to anyone's repos without needing any permission. since nowhere we were asked for any authentication ?
Well you can form those repos and make changes but to merge your changes to original repo you need to create a pull request. And only if that repository owner accepts that PR than only your code changes get merged. So short answer is no, you can't make changes to other people's code without their permission.
when i write code in pycharm and then run git status command it does not show any changes that needs to be committed and also it does not show the file main.py which is present apart from README.md (it shows readme file only)
Hi, this was helpful. But after executing command "git reset --hard 'id' ", changes I can see in my local machine. It's not affected in my server repository.
Hi Man Thanks for the video and It will be still more helpful if the commands are in description like git checkout -- - undoing before commit git revert - undoing after commit - but this will be recorded in log git reset --hard - undoing changes after commit - No record in git log also (be careful before using-danger)
hello sir, i've found your videos very helpful. this time i required to undo some of my work from repo and followed your video from 07:57. worked well ! but, now 'git status' command returns (Your branch is behind '' by 2 commits, and can be fast-forwarded) . WHAT THIS MEAN ? what to do next ?
The undoing method reverted my code to a commit BEFORE my last one :( Just gonna ctrl+c it over lol. Why did they make this so needlessly complicated? Stackoverflow couldn't even agree on a solution
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Really love your class. I was very much confused while learning Git, but you made it very easy. Keep doing this great work
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So simple, so understandable and with the Indian accent that switches the brains into learning mode. Thank you!
A very technical term committed in very simple words...great job.
Thanks skk
This tutorial is so helpful. Thank you for explaining it, so beautifully . Very straightforward and on point.
Dear Dhaval, Thank you very much for all your efforts and time.
You are most welcome
I like the way you explain, but the background music is distracting :(
IKR, I couldn't concentrate at all
One of the best Git tutorials. It was easy to follow and straightforward which for some reason most Git tutorials lack. After I did a $git reset --hard and then tried to push I got this message: hint: Updates were rejected because the tip of your current branch is behind. Is there like a force push?
You can use git push --force
@@codebasics That worked! Thank you!!
Its easy to learn git by watching your videos
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
Indian guys on youtube are always life savors
Thanks Van for lovely comment.
u saved my files.. thank you mr good indian teacher
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git revert -n is giving output of command not found
PS: I copy pasted correct commit ID
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Nice 80's erotic films music. And thanks for the video. :)
Yes you saved me ! I didn't know how to revert changes now I easly know how to! thanks :)
I have not made any changes(just cloned) and can see 61 in git changes , added giignore file also , any idea why? and solution?
This helped me lot thanks
For the moment I was like God now I am dead then I did git reset --hard HASH. Saved me 😁
Hi. Do you have any video that show git reset -soft - mixed and maybe how to recover from reset?
Can I use git revert change-id to undo the local committed changes that hasn't been pushed to remote repo?and is this this command reverts particular change or affects other, Please help me
Its very helpfull. Thank you for such a clear explanation about git options.
Glad it was helpful!
at 4:50 the untracked(unstaged ./idea) file will not get commited. only files in staging area get to commit.
git commit -am " some message" will not add files to tracking and won't commited.
Do I have to save my file, before doing git add and commit?
Very well organized tutorial.
Luiz, thank you so much for the feedback.
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I am wondering if it should be worth learning all these parameters for push,commit,add,revert,reset etc
Anyway, I am excited about programming world.It would be helpful if you suggest any good free pdfs to study.
Fun way of teaching
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Thanks man for these understandable tutorials
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Sir I have a doubt. what is the purpose of "--" in git checkout
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While using the git reset command i was able to go to the state of my previous commit (in my local git repo). I want this to be reflecting in the github also i.e, I also want my github repo also to be going to my previous state. For this what should I do?
I think the revert commit does the job but if I want to remove the commits permanently i.e, I don't want anyone to see that I have done something and again reverted back. What should I do in that case?
Amazing tutorial, saved my project !
Glad it helped!
When I did git revert and pasted the link , I get an error. Is there a way to send a screen shot
Cool -- great tips!
how to revert n number of commits? I mean from the example can I revert to pizza without revert to burger
I have some doubt regarding file missing in GIT
can I ask you
hey while doing git revert commit id , is is giving me an error --
git revert b7af404894467df830bb7aeee9a0bd8ac71d40de
error: Reverting is not possible because you have unmerged files.
hint: Fix them up in the work tree, and then use 'git add/rm '
hint: as appropriate to mark resolution and make a commit.
fatal: revert failed
I didn't get the difference between Git revert and git reset , both can take us to previous timestamp whichever timestamp log we will use either with Git revert or with Git reset. What's the difference between them?
Git reset will remove all the commits in between the current HEAD and the reset HEAD. So once reset happens, you cannot go forward.
Git revert will not remove the commits. So you can go forward again to latest commits.
What is the song name or from where can I get the background music played?
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we can get the logs in one-line using, git log --oneline. this way we get shorter code and ease in reading as well.
another trick in reset is not using --hard. this way only the commits are deleted but the code remains intact.
Nice tips YT P 👍
Where we can ask question regarding above video... I have observed that when we have two git commits and after that if we try to run "git revert" it does not work...it would be great if you add video regarding same or comment
In order to apply revert change in the remote , git push should be entered.
Thanks for this tutorial.
you are good at teaching please keep it up :)
so help full. thanks a bunch man!!!
Ukaigwe I am glad you liked it 😊
Awesome bro..
does this mean that on public github repos i can make changes to anyone's repos without needing any permission. since nowhere we were asked for any authentication ?
Well you can form those repos and make changes but to merge your changes to original repo you need to create a pull request. And only if that repository owner accepts that PR than only your code changes get merged. So short answer is no, you can't make changes to other people's code without their permission.
@@codebasics thank you very much for the clarification.
Thank you. Very good tutorial and up to the point.
when i write code in pycharm and then run git status command it does not show any changes that needs to be committed and also it does not show the file main.py which is present apart from README.md (it shows readme file only)
good, so the git reset will also reset the code on local repository or on remote also?
No it is not resetting on the remote , only on the local repo only. If you find a way to reset remote as well please let me know.
Hi, this was helpful. But after executing command "git reset --hard 'id' ", changes I can see in my local machine. It's not affected in my server repository.
Hi Man
Thanks for the video and It will be still more helpful if the commands are in description like
git checkout -- - undoing before commit
git revert - undoing after commit - but this will be recorded in log
git reset --hard - undoing changes after commit - No record in git log also (be careful before using-danger)
Great video, thanks
Glad it helped
hello sir, i've found your videos very helpful. this time i required to undo some of my work from repo and followed your video from 07:57. worked well ! but, now 'git status' command returns (Your branch is behind '' by 2 commits, and can be fast-forwarded) . WHAT THIS MEAN ? what to do next ?
Thanks for making it simple
Thank you nice demo. You could also say "dash" instead of "minus"..:-)
Yes thanks for the tip 👍😊
Great class. but I have one question. if I changed and the added a file but not yet committed, how can I revert the change?
git commit -am , will not add untracked file...
We can use it all the time.
Anyone can help: after pushing i am getting this error: fatal: main cannot be resolved to branch
Nice and simple explanation. I subscribed to your channel.
I accidentally pushed the wrong code in gitlab.How to delete it?
Useful thank you very much.
The undoing method reverted my code to a commit BEFORE my last one :(
Just gonna ctrl+c it over lol. Why did they make this so needlessly complicated? Stackoverflow couldn't even agree on a solution
Excellent. Very helpful thanks.
Nice one, subbed !
Cool video. But it is important to remark what any component, remote and repository is.
In server repository it's not reset to the commit id which I wanted to reset.
Thank you brother
Great 👍 i got it.
Thank you man, I learned a lot
I am glad you liked it
1:28 - hey...that my son.
Just kidding....
Thanks for the video.
thank you bhai!
How we can get only commit Id?
Cool Video, Thanks!
Great tutorial. Keep it up!
Great tutorial! Many thanks!!! :)
But in git reset u use only burger commit I'd how would pizza get reset?
Thanks buddy☺️
I had a laughter attack as soon as the video started because of the s3xy music, that was so unexpected hahaha.
nice video, very helpful
Nice dude
Glad you like it
Can anyone suggest in that weather I am missing anything.
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Reversion can be used to recover accidentally deleted files.
Thanks sir
Very nice
vera level
how to delete/discard "initial commit"
awesome
Than you Alan.
Thank you
3:35 THIS WAS LOL
Nice
Wheres that song from? Same as BusyWorksBeats uses for his intro :D
Om namah shivay
Bro I think u should change your channel name from codebasic to code-advanced
Har Har Bhole :) Sure I will think about it buddy. :)
Very good video, but the background music really disturbs me! Dizlike!
how to change username and email in gitbash
That can be done using git config command. Check this: help.github.com/en/articles/setting-your-username-in-git
thankss sir
👍😊
perfection !