GIT: Resetting changes with git reset

26.1. Finding commits that are no longer visible on a branch

If you reset the branch pointer of a branch to a certain commit, the git log commands does not show the commits which exist after this branch pointer. For example assume you have two commits A→ B, where B is the commit after A. You if you reset your branch pointer to A, the git log command does not include B anymore.

Commits like B can still be found via the git reflog command.