Thomas Levesque • 5/29/2020

Git tip: how to fix an accidental commit on the wrong branch

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This article provides a step-by-step guide for fixing a common Git mistake: committing work directly to the master/main branch instead of a feature branch. It explains the problem this creates in a team workflow and details a three-step solution using `git branch`, `git reset --soft`, and `git checkout` to relocate the commit and restore the master branch without losing work.

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