Undo Last Commit
Easily and visually recover from a commit-in-error.
Oops, I committed again.
We always remember something just after a commit. Let the IDE help you "uncommit" an un-pushed commit.
We get into the flow, moving fast, committing fast, then... uh-oh, we committed
too soon. Usually two seconds after clicking Commit
. Fortunately PyCharm makes
it easy to undo the commit if it hasn't yet been pushed.
Go to the Version Control
tool window and click on the Log
tab. Then
right-click on the commit and choose Undo
from the context menu.
The changes in that commit need to go "somewhere." In PyCharm, that
"somewhere" is called a changelist. You can send that commit's changes to
a new changelist (by default, one labeled with the commit message) or to
the Default Changelist
. Then click Undo
.
You can now deal with the changes in that commit using normal "changelist" machinery. It's as if the commit never happened.