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Technically speaking, it is part of branch management: you are checking out = resetting a file (or files, as you can use * wildcards) to the original branch state.
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Yup! That would work too.
I think the reason I avoided
git checkoutis that I think of it as branch management, not files.I concede that it's a totally valid way of doing this -- though, the flag of
--is rather ambiguous to me. :)Technically speaking, it is part of branch management: you are checking out = resetting a file (or files, as you can use * wildcards) to the original branch state.
Got it. That makes a lot of sense. I'll update
cpkgtogit checkout -- package*.json.Sometimes you just need to put things out there to have people show you a better way! Appreciate it!