![]() ![]() The added filed files stays in the repository, but only as a “loose object”. If the file that you mistakenly added was a really big one, you’ll probably notice that, even after removing it from the index with ‘ git reset', it still seems to take space in the. ![]() One thing to pay attention to here is, if your “git add” has overwritten a previously added file, this “reset” will not recover that previous file for you! If you want to unstage all the staged changes or all added files, you can use the reset command without any arguments, which can be useful if you have added a lot of files. This will remove the file from the current index (the “about to be committed” list of files) without changing anything. ![]() If you want to undo or “unstage” a particular file you can do: git reset Have you ever done a “git add” or “staged” a file and then just before committing realized you don’t want to commit those? ![]()
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