I messed up with one file in one repository and want to check out only that file back to a commit. How to achieve this?
To check the file with my_file.name at git commit commit_sha1:
$ git checkout commit_sha1 my_file.name
You can also use the relative commit instead of commit_sha1 such as master~4, HEAD~4, HEAD^, master^ and etc.
To check back (the master) of myfile.name:
$ git checkout master my_file.name
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