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I had my project pretty much completed, and decided to put it into github. Created a repository there, and tried to do a push. It said I needed to do a pull first. Well, ok... so I did. My entire project is now gone.
Please, can you help my by restoring the project to a previous state?
Please, can you help my by restoring the project to a previous state?
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Frank
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answered on 01 Sep 2013, 09:22 PM
Oh yeah, this is urgent too :)
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Hello Frank,
You have most likely chosen to create your repository with a README.md file and that is why it requested a pull first. Either way, the pull operation cannot delete your project and if there was a README.md already in this project, it would have been indicated as conflict that you should resolve manually. So, in short, we're not sure what has gone wrong with your project, but a pull/push operation cannot cause the damage you refer to.
If you already had commits in your project, you can use the History to rollback to a previous state of your repository. If not, we would need the name of your project and the date from which you want the backup.
Regards,
Steve
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You have most likely chosen to create your repository with a README.md file and that is why it requested a pull first. Either way, the pull operation cannot delete your project and if there was a README.md already in this project, it would have been indicated as conflict that you should resolve manually. So, in short, we're not sure what has gone wrong with your project, but a pull/push operation cannot cause the damage you refer to.
If you already had commits in your project, you can use the History to rollback to a previous state of your repository. If not, we would need the name of your project and the date from which you want the backup.
Regards,
Steve
Telerik
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