I can't figure out what went wrong when I tried squashing my commits. Now I have tons of commit's that are not mine and when I did rebase, they just appeared. So I didn't push squash on them, so they shouldn't be with my one commit. I just don't know how to get rid of those commits now. But our project is done and I wanted to show you it before 3pm since you said it is due then. I just cannot figure out how to fix this. I tried git reflog and I did a hard reset but that didn't seem to help with the other commits that are on this Github repo. I hope this won't be considered late.
I can't figure out what went wrong when I tried squashing my commits. Now I have tons of commit's that are not mine and when I did rebase, they just appeared. So I didn't push squash on them, so they shouldn't be with my one commit. I just don't know how to get rid of those commits now. But our project is done and I wanted to show you it before 3pm since you said it is due then. I just cannot figure out how to fix this. I tried git reflog and I did a hard reset but that didn't seem to help with the other commits that are on this Github repo. I hope this won't be considered late.