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No, but you have local reflogs of remote branches, and if you --force-with-lease you are guaranteed to have the old state stored there. You can often also acce
by seba_dos1 6mo ago
No, but you have local reflogs of remote branches, and if you --force-with-lease you are guaranteed to have the old state stored there.
You can often also access equivalent functionality by platform APIs. For example, GitHub has event API which you can use to check what a ref has pointed to previously.