How do I undo a git rebase?

How do I undo a git rebase?

To undo a git rebase, you can use the command git reflog to find the commit before the rebase and then reset to that commit.

What if I don't see the commit I want in the reflog?

If you can't find the commit in the reflog, you might need to check if you have any backups or branches that contain the changes.

Can I use git reset to undo the rebase?

Yes, you can use git reset --hard <commit> to reset to a specific commit, but be cautious as this will discard any uncommitted changes.

Is there a way to recover changes after a hard reset?

If you performed a hard reset, recovering changes can be difficult. You might try using file recovery tools or checking for local backups.