Hard reset for modified files

[ClementNerma]

Hi there!

I've been using GitUI for a few days and I've been really enjoying it :)

I was wondering if it would be possible to add a "hard reset" shortcut to reset files to what they were at the last commit.

Basically, let's say I have a file, and edit it and commit the changes in commit A. Then I do some edits but want to revert them. This feature would revert the file to the state it was when I made commit A.

Thanks in advance for your answers!

[extrawurst]

You basically want to checkout a specific file to a specific commit ?

[ClementNerma]

You basically want to checkout a specific file to a specific commit ?

No, to the last commit only. This would exactly equivalent to running git checkout <path> for tracked files.

Ideally it could work on directories too (git supports that as well). With a hard confirmation message defaulting to the 'No' option to ensure no data is accidentally lost, this could come very handy.

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