unamend

unamend | una

undo the last amend operation on the current commit

Reverse the effects of an sl amend operation. Hides the current commit and checks out the previous version of the commit. sl unamend does not revert the state of the working copy, so changes that were added to the commit in the last amend operation become pending changes in the working copy.

sl unamend cannot be run on amended commits that have children. In other words, you cannot unamend an amended commit in the middle of a stack.

Running sl unamend is similar to running sl undo --keep immediately after sl amend. However, unlike sl undo, which can only undo an amend if it was the last operation you performed, sl unamend can unamend any draft amended commit in the graph that does not have children.

Although sl unamend is typically used to reverse the effects of sl amend, it actually rolls back the current commit to its previous version, regardless of whether the changes resulted from an sl amend operation or from another operation, such as sl rebase.