git checkout HEAD <pathname>
Restore a file from the most recent commit
The git checkout HEAD <filepath> command is used to revert a specific file from the latest commit in the current branch. It replaces the content of the specified
Some potential variations include:
git checkout <commit-hash> <filepath>: Checkout thefrom a specific commit identified by . git checkout -- <filepath>: Discard changes made to theand restore it to the state of the last commit.
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