Git Reset Hard

In the last lesson, we undid a commit but kept the changes. We don't want to keep the changes to titles.md. Here's how to reset those changes:

git reset --hard COMMITHASH

The --hard flag makes your working directory and staging area match the specified commit exactly, discarding any local changes. This is useful if you just want to go back to a previous commit and discard all the changes.

Assignment

Run git status to confirm a staged change that modified the titles.md file.
Run git reset --hard <I commit hash> to undo the change.
Check to make sure the titles.md file is reset:

git status

Run and submit the CLI tests from the root of your webflyx directory.