Revisions to Undoing a git rebase

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edited Jan 20, 2021 at 12:58

Charles's answerCharles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase --abort

to clean up after the reset.

Otherwise, you may get the message “Interactive rebase already started”.

Charles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase --abort

to clean up after the reset.

Otherwise, you may get the message “Interactive rebase already started”.

Charles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase --abort

to clean up after the reset.

Otherwise, you may get the message “Interactive rebase already started”.

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edited Jan 10, 2017 at 3:12

Charles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase -i --abort

to clean up after the reset.

Otherwise, you may get the message “Interactive rebase already started”.

Charles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase -i --abort

to clean up after the reset.

Otherwise, you may get the message “Interactive rebase already started”.

Charles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase --abort

to clean up after the reset.

Otherwise, you may get the message “Interactive rebase already started”.

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Charles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase -i --abort

to clean up after the resetreset.

Otherwise, you may get the message: "Interactive rebase already started" “Interactive rebase already started”.

Charles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase -i --abort

to clean up after the reset. Otherwise, you may get the message: "Interactive rebase already started".

Charles's answer works, but you may want to do this:

git rebase -i --abort

to clean up after the reset.

Otherwise, you may get the message “Interactive rebase already started”.

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