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Undo your recent changes! Based on the repository information, here are your options:

https://github.com/ReconnectMaster/github-library/commits/main

Option 1: Revert via Git (Recommended for commits)

If you've already committed your changes, you can revert the most recent commit:

git revert HEAD

This creates a new commit that undoes the changes from the previous commit.

Alternatively, to undo without creating a new commit (soft reset):

git reset --soft HEAD~1

Option 2: Discard uncommitted changes

If your changes haven't been committed yet:

git checkout -- .

This discards all uncommitted changes in your working directory.

Option 3: Use GitHub's UI

If you've already pushed to GitHub, you can:

  1. Go to your repository's Commits page
  2. Find the commit you want to undo
  3. Click the ... menu and select Revert this commit
  4. This creates a new commit that reverses the changes

Option 4: Access previous versions

Looking at your repository history, I can see several commits to README.md and other files. You can:

  1. View the file's history on GitHub (click the file, then History)
  2. Click on a previous version to see what it looked like
  3. Use that as a reference to manually restore the changes

What specifically did you change? That would help me give you more precise instructions. Did you modify README.md, delete images/new.md, or update something else?

Commits page:

  1. Go to your repository: https://github.com/ReconnectMaster/github-library

  2. Click the Code tab (it's the default tab when you open a repo)

  3. Look for the commit history section near the top. You'll see a button that shows:

    • A commit SHA (like e14eaa3c)
    • The commit message
    • Click on that or look for a link that says "X commits" or similar

  4. Alternatively, you can go directly to the Commits page by visiting:

    https://github.com/ReconnectMaster/github-library/commits/main

  5. Once you're on the Commits page, you'll see all your commits listed. For any commit you want to revert:

    • Click the ... (three dots) menu on the right side of the commit row
    • Select "Revert this commit" or "Revert commit"
    • GitHub will create a new commit that undoes those changes

This is the easiest way if you've already pushed your changes to GitHub!