Git reset head

$ git reset --hard HEAD       (going back to HEAD)

$ git reset --hard HEAD^      (going back to the commit before HEAD)
$ git reset --hard HEAD~1     (equivalent to "^")

$ git reset --hard HEAD~2     (going back two commits before HEAD)

Source: devconnected.com

Git reset

git reset --soft HEAD~3
git commit
git push —force-with-lease origin

Git soft reset head

git reset --soft HEAD^
//resets head by 1

Git reset head

git reset --hard HEAD

Undo git reset HEAD~1

# if you would like to move back the head by one position you could do:
git reset HEAD~

# if you want to move multiple positions at once e.g 3 times back type: 
git reset HEAD@{3}

Git reset head

sudo git reset --hard Head

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