How to amend the last commit to un-add a file?
Problem
I have modified two files , in the last commit. But file should not be commited, what's the workflow to amend this?
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Fix for: How to amend the last commit to un-add a file?
Update (couple of years later) Jan Hudec It's trivial to remove it from index only. True: you can reset a file to its index content easily enough, as the more recent answer (written by Matt Connolly) suggests: allows the file to access its content in the previous commit before the last one. Then you can , as I originally wrote below. With Git 2.23 (August 2019), you might use the new command shorter: Again, you then can , as I originally wrote below. Original answer (January 2011) If this is yo…
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