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I have 8 stash@{}s when I run the git stash list
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Thanks for that. I finally know what is going. I actually 'git stash' to this project a long ago. And I successfully get back the files. Now, I also recovered the files, but it's the files which are the ones before the first 'git stash' in the long time ago. Any suggestions?
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Fortunately, I found the stashes in the SourceTree and git stash apply stash{1} and get those files back.Thank you very much for the help and the SourceTree. Before this thing happened(lost the files), I have same project but in different places(Mac screen and Finder). But the one in Finder is more complete, more code written, more files. After recovering the file, the recovered project is the one which is less complete(the one in Mac screen), but I want the project in the Finder. Do you know how to do that?
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Anyone please help me?
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I will install Sourcetree>Did you create it when you created the Xcode project or did you create the repository from the command line?Yes, I created the Git reposity when I created the project.I added some Swift files, some View Controller and Table View Controller and Table View Cell and storyboard files.> What files did you change?What change do you mean. If writing code to it is considered as change, then I changed all files.>Describe the changes you made to your project after creating the git repository.Nothing just creating Podfiles, create some files writing the code.>List the exact git stash command you entered and the exact command you entered to apply (restore) the stash.git stashgit stash -ugit stash pop git add .git stash apply stash{1}
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Good news, I successfully recover the 'sample' one with git stash apply{stash1} but no help for the 'real' one.
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I made an experiment to a sample xcode project I created. I wrote a line of code. I used git stash(which is the command I used when I lost my xcode files in the first time) and after executing the command the code disappeared.I made a file and git stash again, lost the file. I think this is an important tip.
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Other info: When I run the command git stush, xcode asked me do I want to resave. I said yes
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Anyone please help?
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Thank you but it crashes on this line: cell.imageView?.image!.draw(in: imageRect)
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Thank you for the answer and I've tried solution but still not help, the log still printed "0". Do you have any other solutions?