Reorder the git restore examples

[ehogan]

Helper feedback from the Introduction to Git and GitHub training on Wednesday, January 29, 2025:

Reorder the git restore examples in the Reverting Changes section; the examples should be in the order:

• git restore
• git restore --staged
• git restore -s <sha> then git commit
• git revert

Someone mentioned in the chat that git restore --staged is the opposite of git add, so it might be worth having a little diagram showcasing adding changes to the point of committing the changes, then how to get out of each step. Something like https://git-scm.com/about/staging-area, but with the reverse 😊

[astroDimitrios]

@ehogan Can you add a bit more detail here why there is a git commit?

git restore -s then git commit

Should we do:

Undoing Changes

• git restore
• git restore --staged
• git revert

Recovering previous file versions

• git restore -s then git commit