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Git index file not identical after resetting back - why?

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List Question

Why is the git index file binary?

Getting Git-concept of "stage"

How to undo a "git update-index --assume-unchanged" on a directory. "--no-assume-unchanged" does not work

How do contents of git index evolve during a merge (and what's in the index after a failed merge)?

Git Refreshing Index Error (Aptana Studio 3)

Why does `git update-index` not affect files not in the current directory?

Can I mark a file for resolution without adding it to the index with one command?

git error: read error while indexing: Invalid argument

Weird behavior of git switch/checkout if index has same content as target commit

How does staging a file modify the index file internally?

Keep ignored files when switching branches in git

Ignore local changes in the file and update it on pull

Git index file not identical after resetting back - why?

How does Git restore index and wokring directory internally (upon reset/checkout)?

How to make a patch ignore the file index using "git apply"?

"git rm --cached x" vs "git reset head -- x"?

how to remove untrack changes but keeping indexed changes

How do I remove a modified file from the git index and discard the modifications in a single step?

Is it possible to apply single lines from stash?

git Bug prevents merge

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