Re:ntfs2btrfs: In-place conversion of NTFS filesystem to Btrfs
by ahartmetz on Monday March 07, 2022 @12:17PM
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By the way, "git reflog" can usually get you out of horribly botched rebases without using special filesystem features: git reset --hard <sha1 of last good state from reflog>
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Re:ntfs2btrfs: In-place conversion of NTFS filesystem to Btrfs
by vlovich123 on Monday March 07, 2022 @01:18PM
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The reflog can be a PITA to walk through. A less well known thing is that you can spelunk through the reflog by saying `<ref>@{N}` which means whatever commit `<ref>` was pointing at N changes to the ref ago. Super handy to double-check that the rebase squashing commits didn't screw things up if there were merge conflicts in the fixups.