Re: git-add and index

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bill lam <cbill.lam@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I have 2 questions related to index
> 1. Is it safe to just git-add (without commit) for local changes made
>    before checkout or switch to another branch?

As long as the other branch does not touch the same path, it should be kept
in the index during the branch switching.

"Is it safe" and "does it work like this" questions are easier to answer by
a bit of experimenting in a toy repository these days ;-).

> 2. How to checkout the changes as recorded in index from git-add that
>    not yet commit to the working tree?

"git checkout -- path"?  If you do not have a revision that can be referred
to as path (iow the file you are trying to check out of the index is not
e.g. "master"), you do not have to say -- and just "git checkout path"
should suffice.

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