Undoing Things

The possibility to undo mistakes quickly and easily is one of the most important aspects about Git. In Tower, we support almost all of the many "undo" features that Git has to offer.

Here's a list of use cases that can help to save your neck!

• No. 1 - Discarding All Local Changes in a File
• No. 2 - Restoring a Deleted File
• No. 3 - Discarding Chunks / Lines in a File
• No. 4 - Discarding All Local Changes
• No. 5 - Fixing the Last Commit
• No. 6 - Reverting a Commit in the Middle
• No. 7 - Resetting to an Old Revision
• No. 8 - Resetting a File to an Old Revision
• No. 9 - Recovering Deleted Commits
• No. 10 - Recovering a Deleted Branch
• No. 11 - Moving a Commit to a New Branch
• No. 12 - Moving a Commit to a Different Branch
• No. 13 - Editing Old Commit Messages
• No. 14 - Deleting Old Commits
• No. 15 - Squashing Multiple Commits into One
• No. 16 - Adding a Change to an Old Commit
• No. 17 - Splitting / Editing an Old Commit