You don't need to recover from a 'fetch'. What that does is it
downloads the stuff you don't yet have and stores it internally in a
'remote' branch. It makes no changes at all to your checked out code
or your changes. That only happens when you do a 'rebase', 'merge' or
'pull'.
pull == check-out?
So after doing 'fetch origin' your code is in exactly the same state
as before you did the command.
So why does this thing called a "fetch" exist, if it does not change repo
state?
Shaping
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