Stefan Baumgartner • 1/5/2015

Reverting a single file

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This technical article provides instructions for reverting a single file in Git to its previous state. It covers two scenarios: reverting an uncommitted file using 'git checkout filename' and reverting an already committed file using 'git checkout [hash] filename' or 'git reset [hash] filename'.

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