Hola a todos, espero que se encuentren muy bien!
En este nuevo post vemos otra opción que tiene el git reset, y es el git reset mixed.
Este comando $ git reset --mixed idCommit nos sirve para borrar commits y devolvernos a uno en especifico pero sin borrar lo que se ha trabajado en el working local es decir el código de nuestros archivos que se hayan modificado no se quitaran, esto se usa mucho si lo que quiero es devolverme en el tiempo y realizar un solo commit por varios commits que haya hecho en el proyecto.
Es una opción que se usa en muchos casos y creo que es importante que la conozcamos.
Saludos!
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