Is there anyway to force #git to just revert back to a previous commit? I don't care if I lose anything. A file got corrupted and now git won't revert because of unmerged changes but I can't fix them bc the file is corrupt.
I feel like git is failing at the one reason I use it. If I can't go back to a previous version, then what good is it?
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@kennypeanuts Would some variant of
git reset —hard origin/HEAD
Do the job?
https://initialcommit.com/blog/git-reset#what-is-the-use-of-git-reset---hard
@Gbudd Thank you for the idea. I tried all the reset variants I could think of, including this to no avail. It keeps saying there are unmerged changes and it can’t merge the corrupted file #sigh