Say, I want to roll back to a commit by git reset --hard <commit's ID>
to see how the project's structure looked like. But I don't want to lose the commits that go after that one commit that I want to roll back to. I just want to roll it back if needed and see how everything looked and then go back to my latest commit.
How do I achieve this?
(I tried searching this up but didn't find anything, all the resources were just about rolling back to the commit)
git log
. The hash is the string of random characters that identifies that commit.git checkout <hash>
to move to that commit