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From: AD S
To: Git for human beings
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2017 4:42 AM
Subject: [git-users] Noob question: How can I inspect a file 'added by them'?
Both myself and someone else have added the same file and so when I've tried
to pu
On Mon, 20 Feb 2017 20:42:58 -0800 (PST)
AD S wrote:
> Both myself and someone else have added the same file and so when
> I've tried to push my file to a remote repo, I get the error `added
> by them: styles.scss`.
>
> I want to inspect 'their' file to see how it differs from mine. Is
> there a
AD S writes:
> Both myself and someone else have added the same file and so when I've
> tried to push my file to a remote repo, I get the error `added by them:
> styles.scss`.
>
> I want to inspect 'their' file to see how it differs from mine. Is there a
> way I can view that file with the comma
Both myself and someone else have added the same file and so when I've
tried to push my file to a remote repo, I get the error `added by them:
styles.scss`.
I want to inspect 'their' file to see how it differs from mine. Is there a
way I can view that file with the command line?
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