I have the following command in Git to retrieve a file:
git checkout (hash-commit)^ --(caminho-arquivo)
In this command what does ^ and -- mean?
What do these arguments mean in the "git-checkout" command?
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asked by anonymous 23.04.2018 / 15:11
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The ^ indicates that you want commit a level above this specified. It is the same as ^1 , if you wanted 2 levels above you would use ^2 .
The -- indicates that you will pass a subcommand, an argument of what you will do with the main command.
23.04.2018 / 15:19