How to bring a local git repository in line with a remote one?

Question

git

On my computer, I screwed up a little with branching. Created several unnecessary branches. Moved master. And generally lost in the branches. Tell me how to return the local working directory and all branches to the form that is now in the remote repository?

Answer 1

Made a clone to a neighboring directory
Deleted a folder .gitfrom the working directory
Moved .gitfrom a newly created clone
Made a reset in the working directory

cd public_html/
git reset --hard

Removed temporary clone

cd ../
rm -rf public_html2

Answer 2

If there are no necessary edits of local branches -
git checkout branch_name
git reset --hard origin/branch_name
If there is - create a folder nearby, raise git there
Add it as a second origin and push the necessary branches into it.
Go back to option 1
Then sever edits and remove the second turnip.

Answer 3

It's enough just to create a temporary branch at the end of the one you are going to fix

git checkout branch_name
git checkout -b temp

After that, you can do branch_namewhatever you want with it. tempwon't let the commits go to waste. Well, then git cherry-pickeverything that is needed in the corrected branch or in any other.