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    <p>Fairly new to GIT and need a little help.</p> <p>Hosting my content on Github. Last night I realized I hadn't pushed my content up to Github in awhile so I opened up the github mac client and did a commit/sync on my project. It said I was 2 commits ahead of the master branch. I was confused...</p> <p><strong>1st Mistake</strong> - So I did a " git reset --hard origin/master", I then synced up with Github.</p> <p>I open up my laptop the next morning, then open up netbeans and all my work that I did is gone. I'm in panic mode...</p> <p>So I'm Googling around and find <a href="http://devjosh.com/undoing-git-reset-stack-overflow" rel="nofollow">this page</a> which describes how to undo a GIT Reset. I followed that pretty well and reset to the previous commit. Here is my Git relog:</p> <pre><code>ce8d01b HEAD@{0}: reset: moving to HEAD@{1} fcc0db9 HEAD@{1}: commit: front page ce8d01b HEAD@{2}: reset: moving to origin/master a6bda3a HEAD@{3}: commit: front page cde0712 HEAD@{4}: commit: Fixed Front Page Slider ce8d01b HEAD@{5}: commit: Fixed Company Scrolling. dd7b163 HEAD@{6}: commit: Work on company product and home page 4cc4274 HEAD@{7}: commit: Added Company Page 1ebed75 HEAD@{8}: commit (initial): initial </code></pre> <p>After I did git reset HEAD@{1} I opened netbeans and the code still wasn't there so I thought maybe I did the wrong one. So I did it again but this time went to HEAD@{2}. Which is where I am now. </p> <pre><code>a6bda3a HEAD@{0}: reset: moving to HEAD@{3} ce8d01b HEAD@{1}: reset: moving to HEAD@{1} fcc0db9 HEAD@{2}: commit: front page ce8d01b HEAD@{3}: reset: moving to origin/master a6bda3a HEAD@{4}: commit: front page cde0712 HEAD@{5}: commit: Fixed Front Page Slider ce8d01b HEAD@{6}: commit: Fixed Company Scrolling. dd7b163 HEAD@{7}: commit: Work on company product and home page 4cc4274 HEAD@{8}: commit: Added Company Page 1ebed75 HEAD@{9}: commit (initial): initial </code></pre> <p>But I still can't see my code. Is there something else I need to do? </p> <p>Thanks for the help</p>
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    1. COWhich commit had your code in it? It looks here like it might be `a6bda3a`, but you say you don't see your code? Did you try `git checkout @{6.pm.yesterday}` or something like that to just go back to a particular point in time?
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    2. COOk so from your comment Carl. If I now do a git reset HEAD@{4}. Do I need to do a git checkout to see the code or should it populate correctly after doing a git reset?
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    3. COWhy are you so set on using the `HEAD@{4}` syntax? What's wrong with using the hash or the time-based example I gave?
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