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It really is. Sure, it is an issue that it's the same subcommand as you use for many other things (which is being worked on with git switch/restore), but there
by nemetroid 7y ago
It really is. Sure, it is an issue that it's the same subcommand as you use for many other things (which is being worked on with git switch/restore), but there is no other context where you'd do `git checkout .` if it wasn't your direct intention to get rid of changes in your workspace.