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> reset will obliterate commit history subsequent to the requested revision 5f1bc85. It's not obliterated. It is still in the reflog, and in the history of any
by Oxidation 4y ago
> reset will obliterate commit history subsequent to the requested revision 5f1bc85.
It's not obliterated. It is still in the reflog, and in the history of any other branches or tags then have those commits in their history.
You have to try quite hard or wait 2 months to obliterate something that was committed or stashed into a repo.
You can even recover changes that were only staged.
Compare this to most other programs (word processors, GIMP, etc) which will happily genuinely obliterate if you undo multiple times and then do anything other than immediately redo.