Undoing a pull in Git

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I have a project and at the moment I have 3 branches, the master, one dev and one that I needed to create in parallel to the dev for a funcionalidade the part, so far no news, my problem was that I’m in the branch and made a git pull origin funcionalidade and with it downloaded everything from the functionality to the dev doing the merge, and I wasn’t supposed to do that, there’s no way to undo that pull?

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Tried to reset? Try:

git reset --hard

If you need to reset to a specific state just say what it is:

git reset --hard hash_do_commit_aqui

This should also work in some situations:

git merge --abort

Or else:

git reset --merge
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    Simple solutions to simple problems! The git reset --hard it just didn’t work, because for the functionality I had already made some commits, so I just looked for the point, I found the specific hash and with that it did work.

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    A simple tactic I sometimes use is git reset --hard HEAD~N, where N is the number of commits back that I want to go back to.

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