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# Git Reset (soft)
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Here are some steps you can follow to undo your commit:
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1. **Identify the commit hash**: You will need to identify the hash of the commit you want to undo. You can use the `git log` command to view a list of all your commits and their hashes.
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2. **Undo the commit**: Once you have identified the hash of the commit you want to undo, you can use the `git reset` command with the `--soft` option to undo the commit. For example, if the hash of your commit is `abc123`, you can run the following command:
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git reset --soft abc123
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```
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This will undo your last commit while keeping your changes in your working directory.
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3. **Make changes**: You can now make any changes you need to make to your code.
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4. **Commit changes**: Once you have made your changes, you can commit them again using the `git commit` command.
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