Undo multiple file and folder 'git add' [duplicate]

StackOverflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18424943

  •  26-06-2022
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Question

I executed 

git add .

and now I want to revert that git add. How can I accomplish that?

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Solution

git reset (which is equivalent to git reset HEAD) will un-add (more commonly "unstage") all files.

In Git, revert is used for undoing an existing commit (typically a commit that happened a while ago, or has been shared with others). If your commit has not yet been shared with others, there are ways to "rewrite" recent history such that you can pretend the changes you want to revert never happened in the first place.

OTHER TIPS

You can unstage all snapshots with git reset HEAD or selectively unstage paths with git reset HEAD -- <filepath>.

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