How to undo a commit, put in a new branch, then do PR?

Question

I have a branch masterthat is protected by pressing only PR.

Say I'm mindless on master:

git add .
git commit -m "bunch of changes"

But I click on the branch and deviate because the branch is protected. How can I step back, save my changes and do PR?

Answer 1

• Discard the last completion of a branch master.

  $ git reset --soft HEAD~1      # undo the last commit and keep the changes in working tree   
  

• Make a purchase in a new branch (for example, feature), then add, commit and click on the remote branch feature.

  $ git checkout -b feature      # create and checkout to new 'feature' branch
  $ git add -A                   # add the changes 
  $ git commit -m 'message'      # commit 
  $ git push origin HEAD         # push to remote 'feature' branch
  

Now create a PR from the branch feature.

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Alternative:

• Place an order for a new branch (for example, feature) and direct the branch featureto the remote one.

  $ git checkout -b feature
  $ git push origin HEAD
  

• master .

  $ git checkout master
  $ git reset --hard HEAD~1
  
  Or, (reset the local 'master' with 'origin/master')
  $ git checkout master 
  $ git fetch origin
  $ git reset --hard origin/master
  

PR feature.

Answer 2

git reset HEAD~
git checkout -b "name-of-new-branch"
git -am "my fancy new commit"
git push origin "name-of-new-branch"

reset HEAD ~ . Check -b ,