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While Checkout a branch files as been deleted, retrieve those files from a repository

Hi friends,

I have faced some critical case in git. Initial I have three branches master, dev, staging. In dev and staging branches I have followed all the commits up to date. I have followed these steps regularly for each and every process (For branching strategy). All the initial configuration has been done previously.

  1. git add . (Currently I'm in dev branch)
  2. git commit -m "Commit message"
  3. git push origin dev
  4. git checkout staging
  5. git fetch
  6. git pull origin staging
  7. git merge --no-ff dev
  8. git push origin staging
  9. git checkout dev
I have just maintained the initial commit only in the master branch. One day when I try to checkout master branch, all my changes as been changed to deleted state. I have lost all my changes. I have retrieved my changes by using this command

git reset --hard origin/dev

Just try this command to get you changes back to it.

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