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how do you undo a git commit when creating a commit you first need to do git ad to Stage the commit and then use git commit with a message to create a commit I can undo the commit I just made using git reset and then specifying how far back I want to go in the stack so head being the tip of my current Branch until day one is one commit behind this will undo the commit but it wonamp;#39;t keep to my stage changes adding the soft flag will just undo the commit and keep my stage changes and adding the hard flag will permanently delete my changes so only do this if youamp;#39;re 100% sure you want to get rid of your changes using git revert with a commit hash willamp;#39;ll create a new commit that will undo the changes of the commit in the hash and if all you want to do is change the last commit message you could do get commit with the flag amend and this will open the last commit in your editor for you to change a question I get asked a lot is