Git · Middle · Question 56 of 75

What does `git restore --source=HEAD~2 file.js` do?

1Creates a commit that restores the file
✓Correct answer: Puts the file's version from two commits ago on disk
3Moves the branch back two commits for that file only

Explanation

Only the file changes; history and the branch stay. Commit the result if you want to keep the old version.

Further reading

Git docs: git-restore ↗

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