How can I undo a rebase in Git?

How can I undo a rebase in Git?

You can undo a rebase by using the command git reflog to find the commit before the rebase, then use git reset --hard <commit>.

What if I already pushed the rebased changes to the remote repository?

If you've pushed the changes, you'll need to force push the reset state with git push origin <branch> --force.

Are there any risks associated with force pushing?

Yes, force pushing can overwrite changes on the remote branch, which may affect other collaborators. Use it with caution.

Is there a safer way to revert changes without using force push?

You can create a new commit that reverts the changes instead of resetting. Use git revert <commit> for that.