dlang
implement move constructor
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What is that osthread.d change doing there? I didn't change it. How do I get back my work before the rebase?
What is that osthread.d change doing there? I didn't change it. How do I get back my work before the rebase?
You can access it via git reflog. Then use git reset --hard with the corresponding reference to put your branch back into that state (though make sure there are no local changes, they will be deleted).
@tgehr can you please show me exactly what to type in? i.e. "the corresponding reference"
@tgehr can you please show me exactly what to type in? i.e. "the corresponding reference"
Well it depends on the output of the first command, but let's look at an example on my unpacking branch:
$ git reflog
e5cfcd6303 (HEAD -> unpacking, github/unpacking) HEAD@{0}: rebase (continue) (finish): returning to refs/heads/unpacking
e5cfcd6303 (HEAD -> unpacking, github/unpacking) HEAD@{1}: rebase (continue) (pick): Semantic analysis for UnpackDeclaration in function literal parameter.
165cc88bbb HEAD@{2}: rebase (continue) (pick): Parse UnpackDeclaration as a function literal parameter.
357d937fa7 HEAD@{3}: rebase (continue) (pick): Semantic analysis for UnpackDeclaration in foreach variable.
ca5f01488d HEAD@{4}: rebase (continue) (pick): Parse UnpackDeclaration as foreach variable.
30c48372d5 HEAD@{5}: rebase (continue) (pick): Add UnpackDeclaration to Parameter.
0f64876bb5 HEAD@{6}: rebase (continue): Semantic analysis for UnpackDeclaration.
59856c21e7 HEAD@{7}: rebase: fast-forward
08581d3625 HEAD@{8}: rebase (start): checkout master
27cb7dba80 HEAD@{9}: pull github unpacking: Fast-forward
...
The commit before rebase is the one below the one with rebase (start). Its reference is either 27cb7dba80 or HEAD@{9}, both work.
Therefore, to undo my last git rebase master, I would have to do:
git reset --hard 27cb7dba80
or, alternatively:
git reset --hard HEAD@{9}