Git · easy
You opened src/welcome.ts to "tighten the copy" and somehow left a joke in the empty-state string. It was funny for four seconds. Your lead is screensharing the onboarding flow in five minutes and that line will be on the wall. The good version is already committed. What sits on disk right now is the mistake. You do not want a new commit. You want the file to look like it never happened.
Make src/welcome.ts match the committed version again. Leave history on main untouched. Nothing staged.
repo/
└── src/
└── welcome.ts (you "improved" the copy - undo it)With sharpen installed, this command opens exactly this challenge in your local arena:
sharpen 2
First time? The full install is right below.
npm install -g @juanwmedia/sharpen sharpen 2 npx @juanwmedia/sharpen 2 sharpen update