Android Studio seems to merge my branches automatically
I'm a beginner, so as far as I know this question sounds like it can't be, but it is the second time it happened already.
I have a "master" for publishing and then "development" for, then I open more branches for specific function trials.
For the second time already, I open a branch, let's call it "photo gallery feature", check it out, and 100% working on that branch.
Then, I feel like I want to ditch the code and restart so I go back to my development branch, and all the code I was writing in "photo gallery feature" is there.
What am I doing wrong?
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I'm a beginner, so as far as I know this question sounds like it can't be, but it is the second time it happened already.
I have a "master" for publishing and then "development" for, then I open more branches for specific function trials.
For the second time already, I open a branch, let's call it "photo gallery feature", check it out, and 100% working on that branch.
Then, I feel like I want to ditch the code and restart so I go back to my development branch, and all the code I was writing in "photo gallery feature" is there.
What am I doing wrong?
android-studio
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I'm a beginner, so as far as I know this question sounds like it can't be, but it is the second time it happened already.
I have a "master" for publishing and then "development" for, then I open more branches for specific function trials.
For the second time already, I open a branch, let's call it "photo gallery feature", check it out, and 100% working on that branch.
Then, I feel like I want to ditch the code and restart so I go back to my development branch, and all the code I was writing in "photo gallery feature" is there.
What am I doing wrong?
android-studio
I'm a beginner, so as far as I know this question sounds like it can't be, but it is the second time it happened already.
I have a "master" for publishing and then "development" for, then I open more branches for specific function trials.
For the second time already, I open a branch, let's call it "photo gallery feature", check it out, and 100% working on that branch.
Then, I feel like I want to ditch the code and restart so I go back to my development branch, and all the code I was writing in "photo gallery feature" is there.
What am I doing wrong?
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