Question

Consider I've staged for committing a file (e.g. db/schema.rb) that I didn't intended to change. I need to do:

git reset db/schema.rb
git checkout db/schema.rb

Can I do it by single command?

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Solution

I tried this one and works well for me:

git checkout HEAD -- path

OTHER TIPS

I just added this to my .zshrc / .bashrc

checkout() {
  git reset "*$1*"
  git checkout "*$1*"
} 

And then you can just do checkout <file> and you're all set.

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