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Jul 112013
 

Rewriting last Git commit

Answer:

Sometimes, when you regret your last commit and before it is pushed to remote, it is easy with the following commands:

git add file1.txt file2.txt
git commit -m 'Add some files'

# Now you regret to include file2.txt
git rm file2.txt
git commit --amend # Edit the commit message in the editor

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