Le 22/04/13 10:34, Lionel Elie Mamane a écrit :
to see the state of that file in the central repository, and see if
the failing line has been changed since you last pulled.
Cheers, I must admit to not really understanding the details of how git
works in practice (despite reading some of the man pages and even a more
graphical explanation), so the various commands for fetching bits,
rolling back, resetting, and comparing, etc, are still confusing for me.
I have saved your tips for future reference.
Alex
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