I suspect I have performed an incorrect amendment (B') of last commit (B), which cause all my work in the开发者_Go百科 last commit (B) gone.
A
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B [master]
amend to
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B B'
[master]
I think if I haven't do any git gc, my original "correct" commit (B) should still in the repository. However, because it is not referred directly/indirectly by any ref, I cannot find it out. Is there any way that I can list out such kind of "unreferred" commit in git so that I can retrieve my work from that commit?
Thanks
Yes, the reflog is what you're looking for. The reflog keeps a record of the previous value of a branch every time the branch HEAD changes.
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