gitgraph.js | JavaScript library to draw pretty git graphs | Animation library
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A JavaScript library to draw pretty git graphs.
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// gitgraph.js
var gitGraph = new GitGraph();
var master = gitGraph.branch('master');
master.commit().tag('v0.0.0');
var other = gitGraph.branch('other');
other.commit();
var topic = master.branch('topic');
topic.commit().commit().merge(master);
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QUESTION
Scenario:
- Created a Feature Branch From Master(Blue Color Branch)
- Made commits to it
- Later Merged with the Master and Deleted the Branch
- In between, I have created other Feature Branches and made commits to them.
Question: How can I get back the branch I deleted and unmerge so that the master looks clean without the Feature Branch (Blue Color)? I may need to add commits to that Feature Branch in future also.
I have looked at the following resources: Git undo local branch delete Git unmerge a branch
Do I need to do both of the above to get the desired result? Or do I want to create a new branch and revert the commits added in the Feature Branch and merge it?
I am completely confused and please redirect me to the right path. A sample Git Graph for the use-case is given below.
Note: There is no merge in between the Feature Branch (Blue).
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-24 at 06:54Simply undo all commits on the master branch till you get back to the merge commit (with the deleted branch).
As merging two brances is a commit too, you then can just undo that.
Note: You can also use git rebase
(more about that here) to move single commits you made to another branch if necessary
References:
- Another useful thread - removing a single commit
QUESTION
I'm trying to get GitGraph working and producing a GitFlow-like graph for a document I'm putting together.
Here's my HTML file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-05 at 03:41This
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