Is there a git command that will output the contents of a file as it is in the index? In other words, the other file used in git diff.
Is there a git command that will output the contents of a file as
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Is there a git command that will output the contents of a file as it is in the index? In other words, the other file used in git diff.
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See the entry on
<rev>:<path>under Specifying Revisions in the gitrevisions man page.