Two agents, one git index: why your commit took my changes
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If two processes share one git working tree, a plain git commit publishes everything either of them has staged. Run git diff --cached --stat before you commit, compare it with the files you meant to change, and commit with explicit paths. That stops your commit from carrying someone else's work und…
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Two agents, one git index: why your commit took my changes
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