Reflog

Git reflog

Shows your entire history. You can search or grep for "commit" to find lost commits.

git reflog # copy the hash you want
# now switch to branch you want
git reset --hard COMMIT_HASH # reset to this OR
git cherry-pick COMMIT_HASH # cherry pick this commit INSTEAD
# push your changes

Example:

braden@laptop awesome-linux % git reflog                 
fe37312 (HEAD -> main, origin/main, origin/HEAD) HEAD@{0}: commit: first set of docs
bb031a9 HEAD@{1}: commit: will deletion and re-pushing fix this???
573cf9a HEAD@{2}: commit: remove bad file
d3f0b8b HEAD@{3}: commit: start git
# fe37312 is the last commit, followed by bb031a9, 573cf9a, and last d3f0b8b.