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by burstmode
3101 days ago
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>If somebody lost a commit after a rebase, and nobody nearby could help them recover it, they should consider spending a few hours learning about git. GIT is the only source control system where you can completly loose commited data by actions (or commands) available the non-admin user. It's funny to see that this is considered a "feature" and not a design failure. |
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Except the whole point is that you can't completely lose commited data, even if you tried really hard. And the solution to the problem was `git reflog` which shows the history of the HEAD.