To revert your working copy of a file back to the version last committed on HEAD
git checkout filename
To revert your entire working copy (ALL WORKING FILES)
git reset --hard
Published June 6th, 2012
How to you undo uncommitted changes to a single file and revert it back to the previous version in git?
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