Hi everyone, I’m experiencing a critical issue with Diversion.
I recently developed several C++ modules for my Unreal Engine project. Before I had a chance to commit/push them, I linked my local project to our team’s Diversion repository. During the initial synchronization/connection process, Diversion seemed to have reset my local directory to match the remote state, effectively deleting all my untracked .h and .cpp files.
They are not in the Recycle Bin, and I don’t see a ‘Stash’ or ‘Shelf’ in the UI. Is there a hidden cache or a way to roll back the workspace state in Diversion to recover these lost files? Any help would be greatly appreciated.I am a long-time user of the Git CLI, and I’m used to managing my files via command line. However, this was my first time using Diversion.