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Are you sure you want to delete the OAuth client [Client Name]? This action cannot be undone and will revoke all access tokens for this client.
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nearly just shot my foot off with git. i popped a stash full of work onto a branch and then accidentally reset hard against my main branch by picking the wrong command in my shell history. poof! thankfully, with enough effort you can do anything in git—including checking out the commit representing that deleted stash...
but, some things you should somehow never allow in your shell history:
* rm -rf <anything>
* git reset --hard <anything>
* probably others...