Re: Data Integrity & un-Commited Branches

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It was a misunderstanding of Git's work flow. By switching from 'an
un-committed demo' to a previously committed master: I was expecting
Git to give me the content last commited to master while at the same
time preserving(without having to commit) the changes made in demo.
Intuitively, this is how I expected Git to function.

Indeed, I read through the Crash Courses: 'Git for everyone' & 'Git
for SVN users'.
-- 
Brian Scott Dobrovodsky
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