How to find a commit after a rollback?

Question

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Hi all! Help out. I rolled back to one of the previous commits with the command git checkout идентификатог коммита

After I built a big cloud of code. Executed commands in order

git add .
git commit -m "commit name"

Then I uploaded the work of another developer from Gitlab. Git offered to close the file in the editor and my work was updated after that.

I tried to push, I got an error associated with the branch (I don’t remember specifically) I decided to do it git checkout main- go to the main branch. After that, my work disappeared. And now I can neither roll back nor find the commit.

Any chance of recovering the files?

Answer 1

If you've already committed your changes, find that commit with git reflog and switch to it with git checkout.