You keyed in git rebase , and pressed Enter like a 😎.

Then everything looks ...🔥... not exactly the same as you expected it.
🍒 you realised that you didn't push ⛅ any of your recent work and you're at a point of no return! 💨

😮

😨

😱

😰

😩

🙈

PANIC

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Here's a solution

Use git reflog - Manage reflog information.

1. In the terminal, type in git reflog.
   You'll see a list of all recent commits.
   

2. Pick the one which you worked last.
   In my case, commit 29b5617 was the one I needed to go back to.
   git reset --hard 29b5617
   
   Alternatively, git reset --hard HEAD@{17} would have worked exactly the same.

Let the rest know how you've survived an unwanted git rebase by leaving a comment.