Please, please use git push --force-with-lease instead of -f or --force.
Like all things git, the naming (a lease?) is a bit wonky. But basically, it will only do the forcing behavior when your local copy of the remote (e.g. GitHub) is up to date. It will refuse to overwrite commits that you haven't seen. This is much safer.
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Please, please use
git push --force-with-leaseinstead of-for--force.Like all things git, the naming (a lease?) is a bit wonky. But basically, it will only do the forcing behavior when your local copy of the remote (e.g. GitHub) is up to date. It will refuse to overwrite commits that you haven't seen. This is much safer.