Stupid git tricks<\/a>” article:<\/p>\n\r\ngit clean -df .\r\n<\/pre>\nThis one will forcefully remove all untracked files and directories from the current directory. Combining these two commands together results in all non-committed changes being undone, no matter if they are on tracked files or not. Cool!<\/p>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n
Anybody working with git is probably well familiar with the way to undo the non-committed changes: git reset –hard As useful as the above command is, it still leaves some room for improvement. The above command will only undo non-committed changes on the files that git is tracking. 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