July 2017
Beginner
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There could be a set of changed files, which you don't want to commit and want to undo the changes that you have already performed. Select those files/folders and right click on them to open the Git context menu, where you can click Undo Changes... to discard them. The files will be reset to the unmodified stage:

Sometimes, before performing any commit or undoing the changes, you may want to check what has been changed since your last commit. You can do so by individually selecting a file, right-clicking on that, and clicking the Compare with Unmodified... option from the context menu to compare the changes side-by-side, ...
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