What is the difference between git reset soft, mixed and hard? When doing reset in git, you can add --soft, --mixed or --hard switch, or leave it, --mixed is the default. What do this switches do?
- Code before changes
- Code after changes
- Changes staged on index
- Changes commited
Now if you issue
git reset --xxxx HEAD~1
--soft moves you back to (3), --mixed to (2) and --hard to (1)
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ReplyDeleteHi, I was wondering can I use IntelliJ's database tool to connect to H2 without having to enter the console? I actually tried it and the connection was successful but I couldn't see any of the tables/records
ReplyDeleteIt depends on what URL you use to connect to the DB. The url like `jdbc:h2:mem:custom_db_name` creates database in memory, and it is accessible only from within the process it is created in.
ReplyDeleteProbably when you connected from IntelliJ's tool, you created a new database with the same name, but in a different process.