I found a solution that worked for me.

1. Re-clone the repository into another directory.
2. Copy the .git folder from newly cloned repo & replace the one in the original repo.

This will repair the detached HEAD state which occurred as a result of (in this particular case) uncommitted changes that were discarded when computer was forced to shut down.

I found a solution that worked for me.

1. Re-clone the repository into another directory.
2. Copy the .git folder from newly cloned repo & replace the one in the original repo.

This will repair the detached HEAD state which occurred as a result of (in this particular case) uncommitted changes that were discarded (but saved locally) when computer was forced to shut down.

I found a solution that worked for me.

1. Re-clone the repository.
2. Copy the .git folder from newly cloned repo to original repo.

This will repair the detached HEAD state which occurred as a result of uncommitted changes that were discarded when computer was forced to shut down.

I found a solution that worked for me.

1. Re-clone the repository into another directory.
2. Copy the .git folder from newly cloned repo & replace the one in the original repo.

This will repair the detached HEAD state which occurred as a result of (in this particular case) uncommitted changes that were discarded when computer was forced to shut down.