For example, I am working on branch1 and I want to 'git pull' code from branch2. However, I 'git pull' code from branch3 instead of branch2. How can I redo the 'git pull' command? (delete the code from branch2)
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If you just pulled, as described in "Undo git pull, how to bring repos to old state", a simple git reset --hard custom-branch@{1} should be enough, assuming you have no work in prigress (or it would be lost, erased by the reset --hard)
You can then git fetch, and git merge origin/anyBranchYouNeed, to make the pull you want.
You can use
git reset --hard <commit-id>
(kindly commit your code before that, --hard will make you loose the uncommitted changes)
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git reset --hard shawith sha the commit it of branch1 before pullgit pull, that syncs with a remote repository withgit switchthat changes branches? I down voted because No research