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    GIT question

    I don't do this very often and the internet has too much information. I simply want to get the most recent file from a commit to replace the current one. After this is completed, I want that file to be considered the current/latest so I can continue development as normal. GIT checkout, restore, etc. Not sure of the best command.

    Thanks,

    Scott
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    After your changes are committed to the local repository you then push it to the master branch:

    Code:
    git push <origin> <main>

    VSCode editor makes this very easy to track.

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