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Files different for me

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JDJohn Dlugosz <jdlugosz@tradestation.com>
Date
Feb 25, 2009, 16:11 UTC
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I'm working with a group, and using git for source code.  I need to change a couple files temporarily and just for me.  I thought, "that's easy", just don't stage them when I check in changes.  But, what do I do when I pull changes from others?  I think it will complain that I have unsaved changes. What's the best way to do this?

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