Undo
Undo Anything in Git
What if you could undo any action in Git with a keyboard shortcut?
How much more productive and confident would you become?
Good news! With our Git client, you can.
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Feature available for Mac and Windows.
Undoing While Creating a Commit
In the commit composing stage, no matter how experienced you are, accidents may happen - and that’s where ⌘ + Z comes to the rescue!
In Tower, you can undo:
- deleting a file;
- staging/unstaging a file;
- discarding a chunk or file;
- the commit itself (changes will be brought back to your working copy).
Undoing While Working with Branches
Working with branches is an important part of the development process, but things can get tricky when you start merging and rebasing.
No worries - if you change your mind later, you can always ⌘ + Z to the previous state.
In Tower, you can undo:
- creating, checking out and deleting branches;
- merging and rebasing (or an interactive rebase);
- publishing a branch on a remote.
Undoing While Working with Stashes
Stashing is a necessity when you need a clean working directory, but also want to keep track of your uncommitted work.
In Tower, you can undo:
- saving a stash;
- deleting a stash;
- applying a stash.
Want to Undo Your Undo? There's a Shortcut for That Too.
If you want to redo your latest action(s) after undoing, simply use another natural keyboard shortcut: ⇧ + ⌘ + Z.
If you want to redo your latest action(s) after undoing, simply use another natural keyboard shortcut: ⇧ + CTRL + Z.
Our Users Love the Undo Feature!
Most of the workflows we have shown you would require a series of complex commands on the CLI. Tower does all the heavy lifting for you... and our users appreciate it!
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Undo is just the beginning.
