+ [2020-07-03T09:27:29Z] rmarcand DockerFiles are fine in the scenarios where that is what some team inside my corp leverages for their deployments.
+ [2020-07-03T15:42:22Z] JustTheDoctor how to i set my repo back 1 commit?
+ [2020-07-03T16:05:20Z] gitinfo You can go back to the last commit, or any other commit (effectively getting rid of commits which can cause issues, see !rewrite), using 'git reset --hard' with an optional commit/ref argument. This will irrevocably destroy all uncommitted changes, so please be careful!
+ [2020-07-03T16:05:20Z] Soliton !reset--hard

message no. 182997

Posted by eugenio_ in #github at 2020-07-03T08:15:38Z

hello, I'm github beginner, I cloned a project and worked a bit with that. Now I made git pull of the project to get the most updated master, but unfortunately I override some files that now I would take a look, is there a way to get back the local file?
+ [2020-07-04T14:36:25Z] oprypin any way to search all pull requests touching a file path? ideally including the entire history of a PR (if it *ever* touched a path)
+ [2020-07-04T15:03:37Z] oprypin well i manually found what i wanted, so question is mostly irrelevant
+ [2020-07-05T15:09:33Z] Intelo I have https://github.com/intelo/repName for example. How can I have https://github.com/someOther/otherRepos with same account named intello?
+ [2020-07-05T15:42:27Z] codecutter can i apply a stash to multiple branches?
+ [2020-07-05T15:43:12Z] codecutter i'm on the master branch and made some changes and i'dd like to add these changes to my master (current) and production branches