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20. Resetting Changes
Understand how to reset your repository to a previous state using the git reset command.
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Git
Resetting Changes
Git reset allows you to revert your repository to a previous state.
"I made a mistake and want to go back to how things were yesterday."
The `git reset` command lets you undo changes in your Git repository, moving the current branch pointer to a specified commit and optionally modifying the staging area and working directory.
"I made a mistake and want to go back to how things were yesterday."
The `git reset` command lets you undo changes in your Git repository, moving the current branch pointer to a specified commit and optionally modifying the staging area and working directory.