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What is Git commit. How to revert changes on the git branch with HEAD reset. Mixed reset, hard reset options. How to synchronize HEAD between local and origin branches. How to use "git revert" to reset changes moving forward with a new commit.
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Commit Command
Status Command
Log Command
Diff Command
Revert Command
Reset Command
Clean Command
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Rebase Command
Reflog Command
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Merge Command
Remote Command
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Pull Command
Push Command
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SQL has attained widespread adoption, but Business Intelligence tools still use their own higher level languages based upon a multidimensional paradigm. Composable calculations are what is missing from SQL, and we propose a new kind of column, called a measure, that attaches a calculation to a table. Like regular tables, tables with measures are composable and closed when used in queries.
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A talk at SIGMOD, June 9–15, 2024, Santiago, Chile
Authors: Julian Hyde (Google) and John Fremlin (Google)
https://doi.org/10.1145/3626246.3653374
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- 1. Git How to revert changes
- 2. Git commits master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD
- 3. Git commits master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD
- 4. Git commits master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD
- 5. Git reset (mixed) master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d
- 6. Git reset (mixed) master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d Command: git reset 3501314 UNSTAGED
- 7. Git reset (mixed) master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d
- 8. Git reset (mixed) master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d
- 9. Git reset (hard) master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d
- 10. Git reset (hard) master Initial commit created txt file with one message this is a second phrase modified phrase to word added new line to txt HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d Command: git reset --hard 3501314 DELETED
- 11. Git reset origin master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d origin/master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d
- 12. Git reset origin master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 origin/master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d Command: git reset --hard 3501314
- 13. Git reset origin master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 origin/master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 git push origin master --force
- 14. Git revert master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d origin/master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d
- 15. Git revert master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d origin/master HEAD fe2a19c 2dd0996 3501314 aef4fa3 397381d 459dfes Command: git revert 3501314