Is there any chance of recovering files that were not committed before this command? I used this command instead of --soft.... I am working on Linux/Visual Studio code
035e859 HEAD@{23}: reset: moving to HEAD~1
3704540 HEAD@{24}: commit: [TA-4] Creating a form onf Frontend that allows you to add TodoList
035e859 HEAD@{25}: commit: [TA-4] Creating a Controller that supports adding TodoList
5b1623d HEAD@{26}: commit: [TA-4] Project Configuration
c77dcb0 HEAD@{27}: commit: [TA-4] Adding Api Platform To the Project
I tried using the git reset --hard HEAD@{23}
command, but unfortunately, I didn't get back the files that weren't committed.
If you never committed the files you're trying to get back, no git command will be able to recover them. Unless you have some other form of backup, I fear you're out of luck. Visual Studio Code's local history may be able to help you, but I'm not familiar with it enough to suggest anything concrete.