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From: Joe Fiorini <joe@...>
To: <git@...>
Subject: Undo git-rm without commit?
Date: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 - 2:17 am

I hadn't done a git-commit yet, but I used git-rm thinking it would  
remove files that I had just added.  Instead, it deleted everything I  
had added from the disk.  Is there a way to undo this?  I'm doubtful,  
but would love to not have to rewrite what I was working on.

Thanks!
Joe
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Messages in current thread:
Undo git-rm without commit?, Joe Fiorini, (Wed Mar 26, 2:17 am)
Re: Undo git-rm without commit?, Jeff King, (Wed Mar 26, 2:26 am)
Re: Undo git-rm without commit?, Joe Fiorini, (Wed Mar 26, 2:38 am)
Re: Undo git-rm without commit?, Matthieu Moy, (Wed Mar 26, 5:48 am)
Re: Undo git-rm without commit?, Jeff King, (Wed Mar 26, 2:39 am)
Re: Undo git-rm without commit?, Mike Hommey, (Wed Mar 26, 2:24 am)