Is it possible to undo (cmd-Z) a git checkout file in VSCode?

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Is it possible to undo (cmd-Z) a git checkout file in VSCode?

in Sublime Text, if the file was open in an editor, I could Cmd-Z to preview state after random git checkout [file]

. Visual Studio Code, however, seems to find it difficult to reset the changes without any way to go back. This is true?

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Egor Belov Jul 17 17 at 12:43

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