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I had a branch with a lot of work done on it, but unfortunately I forgot to commit those changes. Then, I used the command git checkout -f which threw away all of my changes.

Is there any way to recover my changes?

Scott Weldon
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Jhonatan Nascimento
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    The chances of you being able to recover your work on a force checkout are virtually nil. `git checkout -f` is a destructive operation on your working index. – Makoto Apr 13 '17 at 15:09

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There is no facility in git to recover the data unless you either committed it or stashed it. If you have filesystem-level backups you could use those. Otherwise, unless losing the data would be more expensive than a crap shoot with a data recovery service, I think you're out of luck on this one.

Mark Adelsberger
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