I created my code on local computer.
Once I pushed the code to git server.
git add -A
git commit -m "test"
git push -u ...
After that on the same branch I made lot of changes, and than did commit
git add -A
git commit -m "test"
The commit succeeded, but I instead of push I did
git checkout master
Then I realized I didn't push the code, so I did
git checkout mybranch
I realized again that the checkout I did was from the git server, and I didn't see code of mine, even I did commit.
I know that commit is kept on my local computer, but is my latest changes gone?
How can I restore the latest changes of mine?
Thank you in advanced.
You should be able to git switch (better than git checkout) your branch and see your code.
But if not, check git reflog, and look for a recent commit SHA: try and git switch --detach <SHA> to inspect that commit, making sure your changes are there.
The OP Eitan reports in the comments having succeeded, using git log --pretty:
I found the date+time, and do checkout.
git reflog --pretty=format:"%H %an %ad"