Undo a git pull --rebase?
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Solution
After a `git pull` operation, `ORIG_HEAD` should point to the previous value of `HEAD`. You should be able to:
git reset --hard ORIG_HEAD
And be back where you started before the `pull` operation. You can run:
git show ORIG_HEAD
To see exactly where `ORIG_HEAD` is pointing prior to running the `reset` command.
An alternative solution would be to create a new branch based on `ORIG_HEAD`:
git checkout -b newbranch ORIG_HEAD
Verify that things look the way you expect, then delete the old branch and rename `new branch`.
Also see this question for a discussion of `HEAD` and `ORIG_HEAD` and alternate syntaxes for referring to the same thing.
Problem
I just ran ``` git pull --rebase ``` and forget to specify "origin". It looks like git pulled from all different branches. Is there a way to revert my repo from here to undo the pull? Thanks