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You don’t need to know all of Git. You just need these 3. 👇
1️⃣ git reflog: got a “lost” commit? It’s still there
2️⃣ git switch -: jump back to your last branch instantly
3️⃣ git commit --amend: fix your last commit before you push
Most devs only find these after something breaks. 😅 Save this so you have them when you need them.
💬 Comment “GIT” and I’ll send you part 2.
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