As the title says. I put the wrong value inside a clean up code and I wiped everything. I did not push any important work. I just want to cry but at least I can offer it to you.
Do not hesitate to push even if your project is in a broken state.
As the title says. I put the wrong value inside a clean up code and I wiped everything. I did not push any important work. I just want to cry but at least I can offer it to you.
Do not hesitate to push even if your project is in a broken state.
I wanted to publish a tiny utility I created to GitHub (you know, it might be useful to someone else…). Before that, I wanted to some cleanup, rebasing/squashing a bit, etc. In the middle of that:
$ git checkout featurebranch The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout: .gitignore .idea/… etc...Oh, sure, no problem…
$ rm -rf * .* $ git checkout featurebranch fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .gitD’oh! (Never mind, it probably wouldn’t have been useful to anyone else, anyway.)