git-undo

Undo last commit

$ git undo

$ git undo [3]

$ git undo --soft

$ git undo --hard

git undo [count] [options]

git undo removes the last commit(s) while keeping changes in the working directory. It is a safer alternative to `git reset` that defaults to preserving work.
The command makes it easy to fix mistakes, amend commits, or restructure recent history. Different modes control whether changes remain staged or unstaged.

COUNT

Number of commits to undo (default: 1).

Keep changes staged.

Discard all changes.

Display help information.

Part of git-extras package. Only affects local commits. --hard discards changes permanently.

git undo is part of git-extras, providing a friendlier interface to the common reset operation.

git-reset(1), git-revert(1)