Yes, I can help you with that! If you've made a mistake during a Git rebase and want to undo it, there are a few easy steps you can follow:
1. Identify the commit you want to rebase onto
First, determine the commit you want to rebase onto. This is usually the commit that comes before the first commit you want to modify.
2. Run git reflog
Use the git reflog command to see a list of all the commits you've worked with recently, including the ones from the rebase. This will help you identify the commit you want to revert to.
3. Find the commit hash of the commit before the rebase started
Look for the commit hash of the commit that comes before the first commit you modified during the rebase. This is usually the commit you want to rebase onto.
4. Run git reset --hard <commit-hash>
Use the git reset --hard command followed by the commit hash you found in st...
