Let's say I am merging and just before the push I decide that I do not want to merge. Is it possible to get rid of the commits I have merged (and not pushed yet) without deleting my local branch or going into command line?

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Happened to me while getting both push and pull failures:

• "Push to origin/master was rejected"
• "You have not concluded your merge (MERGE_HEAD exists). Please, commit your changes before you can merge"

To resolve:

1. Go to "Version Control" window --> "Log" tab.
2. Right click the previous commit --> "Reset Current Branch to Here..."
3. In Git reset select "Mixed" (it keeps local changes).
4. If there are later commits that were already pushed --> Pull from remote and merge as required.
5. Commit the new changes, and Push to remote.

In the latest versions of IntelliJ (and I suppose other JetBrains products) there is a new option in the "Git branches" menu (bottom right of the screen) conveniently named "Abort Merge"...

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