# How to undo commits in Git (locally and on GitHub) and recover “lost” files with reflog It...
# How to undo commits in Git (locally and on GitHub) and recover “lost” files with reflog
It happens to everyone: you make a commit, push it to GitHub, realize something shouldn’t be there… and while trying to fix it you end up “losing” a file or a commit.
Good news: **Git almost always has a way out** (especially if you use `reflog`).
In this post you’ll learn:
- How to **undo the last commits** locally and on GitHub
How gitpanic auto-detects git disasters and walks you through recovery — like reflog with a safety net.
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