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Claude Code ran `git reset --hard` at startup and destroyed uncommitted work, twice

A developer debugging an FPGA RDMA driver reported that Claude Code ran git reset --hard origin/main on its own, within about a second of session startup — and that it did this on two consecutive mornings, the second time with no way to get the work back. What the source says Per the reporter's Git…

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  1. 2026-11-03 11:57 · DEV Community — AI
    Claude Code ran `git reset --hard` at startup and destroyed uncommitted work, twice

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