I am brand new to Source Tree and have no idea what Im doing but I hope I didn't just lose my work.
I clicked a button that says reset branch to current commit, and chose the "Mixed" Option. I then pushed my files. But after going back into UE4 (a program Im tracking) I noticed that my files have gone back a really long time. I can see all the files I have in the "Working Copy" section of source tree, but all of them say "Missing" and am too afraid of doing anything in fear of losing it all. I need help on what button to press to undo my changes (CTRL Z DOESNT WORK :( )
Here are some pictures of where I am.
If it says "Working Copy" and I am able to click "Open Before" I assume the files still exist, I hope.
If I can, how do I get my Files back to the way they were before I messed up.
If you committed the changes before using the reset branch, the changes are not lost.
I'll explain this using command line commands, but I guess there are advanced GUIs that can achieve the same thing.
Open a command line interface of your choosing that has access to git
commands, then navigate to the project folder
$ cd /path/to/project/root
Next, check the git reflog
$ git reflog
874333c HEAD@{0}: reset: moving to 874333c
5dc3401 HEAD@{1}: commit: committed something awesome
4ef6395 HEAD@{2}: commit: fixed bug related to ballistics computation
d5cb3b3 HEAD@{3}: commit: added ballistics computation
What you want to do now is to reset your branch again, but this time to the state it was in before (ie. 5dc3401
) you did a reset to the current state it's in
$ git reset 5dc3401