git-undo-wizard

To undo a pushed git commit safely, use `git revert` instead of resetting. This creates a new commit that inverses the changes, preserving repository integrity and avoiding force pushes that can overwrite remote history.

Recover lost commits or deleted files in git by using `git reflog` to track head movement. This command logs historical references, allowing you to checkout or reset to a specific state before the accidental deletion occurred.

Undo a git merge or recover a deleted branch by finding the pre-merge state through `git reflog` and resetting your current branch accordingly. This restores your working directory to its previous configuration without discarding local changes.

Yes, you can correct git history containing sensitive data. The skill provides strategies to safely handle sensitive data committed by mistake, ensuring the incorrect files are removed while maintaining the rest of your repository structure.

Using `git reset` can discard local changes depending on the mode used. The skill offers safer strategies to undo the last commit without discarding changes, utilizing specific reset options to preserve your working directory.

Use `git revert` for pushed commits to safely rewrite history without affecting collaborators, and `git reset` for local mistakes. The skill emphasizes these safety best practices to prevent data loss and preserve repository integrity.