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Use an issue to submit a question for today, or make a PR to post a question and the best answer you can find (I'll review and fix if needed before posting) for a community badge.

Q: My question for today's class is if you can use reset to go forward in time commit-wise. For example, if you reset too far back, can you go back to a more recent commit.

A: The best answer I can find is that you can revert back to a more recent commit after resetting to an older one. I also read that there is a chance git does some cleanup after a few days and deltes the commits that come after the time of the reset, making going forward in time impossible. This might only be in edge cases though.

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