On git,
I checked out one file, then I didn’t want to modify it, how to put it back?
Or I can just do nothing?
On git, I checked out one file, then I didn’t want to modify it,
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On git,
I checked out one file, then I didn’t want to modify it, how to put it back?
Or I can just do nothing?
Git doesn’t work with a “checkout/checkin” system.
git checkoutis actually just a way of setting your working directory to a particular branch/commit for examination; it doesn’t actually “lock” or otherwise indicate an intent to make modifications.Basically, you don’t need to do anything.