tes restore

Restore a branch or specific files to a checkpoint, commit, or branch.

Usage

tes restore [options] [target_or_paths...]

Alias: tes reset

Options

• -b, --branch <BRANCH> - Restore a specific branch without switching your working tree to it first.
• -s, --source <REF> - Restore specific files from <REF> (checkpoint name, commit SHA, HEAD~N, or branch name).

Description

When given a checkpoint name, commit SHA, or HEAD~N (with no file paths), tes restore resets the target branch to that point in time and synchronizes .git/HEAD, .git/index, active agent baselines, and the branch's Copy-on-Write sandbox.

When given file paths, tes restore restores only those files from --source (or from HEAD if --source is omitted).

Examples

# restore the current branch to a named checkpoint or previous commit
tes restore before-refactor
tes restore HEAD~1

# restore a specific branch to its previous commit
tes restore -b feat/pricing HEAD~1

# discard uncommitted changes in a file
tes restore src/App.vue

# restore a file from main
tes restore --source main src/App.vue