A command for rolling back the history to that of the origin and discarding local changes.
This command is quite useful when developing other commands or plugins. You can test them, and if they don't work properly you can just roll back.
npm install --save autogit-command-rollback
This command uses the following options object:
{
remote: 'origin', // Resetting history up to the last commit present in this remote
rollback: { // Things to roll back
workingTree: true, // Discard all local changes
history: true // Discard all new commits compared to the remote
},
force: false // Don't ask for confirmation
}
Add this command to your configuration:
const rollback = require ( 'autogit-command-rollback' );
module.exports = {
commands: {
'rollback': rollback (),
'rollback-tree': rollback ({
rollback: {
workingTree: true
history: false
}
})
}
}
Call it from the CLI with:
autogit rollback
autogit rollback-tree
MIT © Fabio Spampinato