Re: [Wget-dev] wget2 | Don't print zero as speed when we can't calculate it (!380)

[Tim Rühsen]

If you are lost, you can either reset --hard and/or change to master and remove 
your branch. Then creating the branch from git Gitlab repo. But make sure you 
have your changes saved somehow / somewhere (in this case you already pushed 
them, so it's safe).

Or in this case:
```
git reset --hard HEAD~3
git pull
```

And now the rebase should work without pain.

Normally, a `gitk --all` shows what is messed up. Just if you didn't try it.

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