Undo Last Git Commit (Keep Changes)

Undo the last commit but keep its changes staged. The safe "oops" command.

Moves HEAD back one commit while keeping all file changes staged. --soft means the commit is undone but the working tree is untouched - opposite of --hard which discards changes.

When you need this: When you just committed but realized you need to add more files or fix the commit message.

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