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Good explanation of
git diffand basic undo operations. One practical angle worth adding is how “undo” behaves differently depending on Git state—working directory vs staging vs commit history. In real team environments, most accidental data loss happens when people use reset/revert without fully understanding the scope, especially in shared branches. That’s why many teams prefergit revertin CI/CD pipelines since it preserves audit history, whileresetis usually restricted to local or feature branches only.