The very first factual claim in the article is wrong:
"The most basic usage is: git reset useful_func.clj
This will replace the useful_func.clj in the current working directory with the last committed version in the repository HEAD."
Not a good start. What it actually does is reset the path "useful_func.clj" in the index (AKA staging area) to the HEAD state. It doesn't touch the working directory.
"The most basic usage is: git reset useful_func.clj This will replace the useful_func.clj in the current working directory with the last committed version in the repository HEAD."
Not a good start. What it actually does is reset the path "useful_func.clj" in the index (AKA staging area) to the HEAD state. It doesn't touch the working directory.