Restoring a Deleted File
- To restore a file, we have to look at the parent of the commit that deleted the file
Delete File
git rm toc.txt
git commit -m "Remove toc.txt"
Restore File
git checkout commitid toc.txt
git commit -m "Resored toc.txt"
Git
- Initialize Repository
- Git Workflow
- Staging Files
- Committing Changes
- Committing Best Practices
- Skipping Staging and Committing
- Remove Files
- Renaming or Moving Files
- Gitignore
- Git Short Status
- View Staged and Unstaged Changes/Differences
- Visual Diff Tools
- Viewing History
- Viewing Commit
- Unstaging Files
- Discarding Local Changes
- Restoring a File to an Earlier Version
- What are Branches
- Working with Branches
- Comparing Branches
- Stashing Changes
- Git Merging
- Fast Foward Merge
- 3-Way Merge
- View Merged and Unmerged Branches
- Merge Conflicts
- Aborting a Merge
- Undoing a Faulty Merge
- Squash Merging
- Git Rebasing
- Cherry Picking
- Picking file from another branch
- Branching in VS Code