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If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare Gitgit bankruptcyreset, just declare "Git bankruptcy" and delete the .git folder and start over

If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare Git bankruptcy and delete the .git folder and start over

If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare "Git bankruptcy" and delete the .git folder and start over

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If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare "Git bankruptcy"Git bankruptcy and delete the .git.git folder and start over

If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare "Git bankruptcy" and delete the .git folder and start over

If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare Git bankruptcy and delete the .git folder and start over

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Ana Betts
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If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare "Git bankrupcy"bankruptcy" and delete the .git folder and start over

If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare "Git bankrupcy" and delete the .git folder and start over

If you're on your initial commit and you can't use git reset, just declare "Git bankruptcy" and delete the .git folder and start over

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