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If it hasn't been committed, it won't be in the reflog. Working copies and stashed changes are especially vulnerable to being overwritten by accident. It woul

by panic 10y ago

If it hasn't been committed, it won't be in the reflog. Working copies and stashed changes are especially vulnerable to being overwritten by accident. It would be great if git had a way to undo these operations too.

OJFord 10y ago
You could alias reset to instead commit all and then reset.
- panic 10y ago
  But what if I'm just trying to unstage something? I don't think shell aliases can solve this in the general case.