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Descriptions:

Checkout file

Takes the version of the file as it exists in the head commit and puts it in the working directory, overwriting the version of the file that’s already there if there is one. The new version of the file is not staged.

Checkout commit_id file

Takes the version of the file as it exists in the commit with the given id, and puts it in the working directory, overwriting the version of the file that’s already there if there is one. The new version of the file is not staged.

Checkout branch

Takes all files in the commit at the head of the given branch, and puts them in the working directory, overwriting the versions of the files that are already there if they exist. Also, at the end of this command, the given branch will now be considered the current branch (HEAD). Any files that are tracked in the current branch but are not present in the checked-out branch are deleted. The staging area is cleared, unless the checked-out branch is the current branch (see Failure cases below).

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When you open an issue for a feature request, please add as much detail as possible:

• A descriptive title
• A description of the problem you're trying to solve, including why you think this is a problem
• An overview of the suggested solution
• If the feature changes current behavior, reasons why your solution is better

See here for more detail on what is expected of a feature request.

Description

Add git branch cmd

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• An overview of the suggested solution
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Description

The final category (“Untracked Files”) is for files present in the working directory but neither staged for addition nor tracked. This includes files that have been staged for removal, but then re-created without git-rs knowledge.

When you open an issue for a feature request, please add as much detail as possible:

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Description

A file in the working directory is “modified but not staged” if it is

• Tracked in the current commit, changed in the working directory, but not staged; or
• Staged for addition, but with different contents than in the working directory; or
• Staged for addition, but deleted in the working directory; or
• Not staged for removal, but tracked in the current commit and deleted from the working directory.