This lesson's interactive features are locked, please to keep using them

Recovery

So, you've deleted your branch that had a unique commit on it. All is lost!

Or is it?

Remember when I mentioned that git reflog keeps track of where all of your references have been? Well, it's time to put that to the test.

Assignment

Use git reflog to look at where your HEAD has been. Find the commit hash that corresponds to the "slander" change that we lost.
Remember the git cat-file -p command from the first course? Provide it the short commit hash from the reflog.
Use the tree hash from the commit to find the blob hash for the slander.md file.
Use it one last time to print the contents of the deleted file.
Recreate the slander.md file in the root of the repo with the same text.
Commit that file with a message: B: recovery

Run and submit the CLI tests from the root of the repo.