[git] How can I undo git reset --hard HEAD~1?

My problem is almost similar. I have uncommitted files before I enter git reset --hard.

Thankfully. I managed to skip all these resources. After I noticed that I can just undo (ctrl-z). I just want to add this to all of the answers above.

Note. Its not possible to ctrl-z unopened files.

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