Rebase of pull request 64 onto latest gh-pages#73
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Clear up what happens when you run `git reset` in that it does not affect the commit, or allow to change it per se, but that it affects what is sitting in the index and staging as pointed to by the commit or HEAD pointer mentioned. Fixes#63
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matthewmccullough commented Jan 8, 2014
Reviewing. This is a migration from #64 (cross-linking) |
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matthewmccullough commented Jan 9, 2014
Looks good. Going to plan on merging it. Just sorting some permissions first. |
matthewmccullough pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 9, 2014
Rebase of pull request 64 onto latest gh-pages
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This is a rebase of the commits from randomecho that are part of pull request 64: git reset does not affect commit, but changes index, stage to them.
I did this rebase because randomecho's pull request is 8 months old at this point, but his changes are sorely needed to make the "reset" command instructions correct.