git-reset:tldr:ce8b7

git-reset: Unstage specific file(s).

$ git reset ${filename1 filename2 ---}

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The command git reset ${filename1 filename2 ---} is not a valid git command in its current form.

In git, the git reset command is used to undo changes made to a repository's commit history. It allows you to move the HEAD and the current branch pointer to a different commit, effectively removing or reverting the commits that you specify.

The git reset command can be used in three different modes, which are specified using the --soft, --mixed, or --hard options. However, none of these options are present in the given command.

Additionally, the ${filename1 filename2 ---} syntax is not a recognized git syntax. It seems like the intention might have been to mention specific file names to be reset, but the correct syntax for that would be git reset <filename1> <filename2> ....

Therefore, without more context or information, it is not possible to provide a precise explanation for the given command.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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