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It would be very cool and handy, if we can have an option to undo a commit via the IDE. Right click on the project -> git -> undo commit or smth like that, would be cool. Maybe in the history this should be possible too. Regards Chris
Git -> Revert/Recover -> Reset..., choose HEAD~1 as Revision and --soft as the reset option. But you are probably asking for a shortcut to this?
Yeah but I forgot the reset/recover thing. I don't know what the difference will be from undo commit to reset... So you can close the issue if there will no differences between those options.
(In reply to ChrisLE from comment #2) > I don't know what the difference will be from undo commit to reset... No difference. > So you can close the issue if there will no differences between those options. We can leave it open as it is actually quite reasonable request (even though it is just a shortcut), having such an action would be nice and easier to discover by less experienced users who don;t know anything about "git reset" command.
Sure, make sense :)