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Looking forward to talking about all things #IndieWeb, owning your data, and some of the cool open standards and tech we've worked on to take back a bit of control 🤓

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Have you looked at git reflog? It shows a log of all operations on your local repo and allows you to do exactly that - find commit hashes to go back to, which you could then git reset --hard

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In our Java projects we use a tool which fails the build if code isn't formatted correctly, but can auto-fix code style issues, so it makes it quite a nice experience as you need to do very little to get it fixed - reducing that barrier (and having things like auto fix / editors correcting things) is just the best!

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We've got a few roles open at Capital One if you're interested - can chat through process + refer you if there's anything you'd be interested in ☺

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We only have this set up in a few places as it's not possible to do it org-level as you say, or configure it via the API https://github.community/t/support-autolink-reference-configuration-in-the-api/14614/