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Git clone vs git pull

For my project, I keep an online repository on githuband local repositories on two computers (for example, A, B), where I write code and run tests, and also on three other machines (say, C, D, E), where I just run tests.

Now, conflicts have occurred several times when I just want to download the updated code in C, D, E, and the execution just git pull origin $someBranchwon’t work, possibly due to small changes that I made to the local source code for testing purposes only and which I don’t I want to save.

What should I do in this case? Should I always do git clone $URLofMyRepositoryor are there less aggressive ways?

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git checkout .

, pull.

git pull origin $someBranch

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git stash

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git stash apply
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