Hi, I cloned a repository via "git clone <adress>". Then i made a new branch, edited some files and created some new files. During this process, I didn't do any commit or something. Then I wanted do update the master branch to get the newest version of files I didn't edit. There I possibly made a huge mistake. I just typed "git checkout master". Then there were some "D <file1>, D <file2>" printed in the console but I thought this was only affecting the master branch. But after I "pulled" the master branch and switched back to my own branch, it didn't recreated my files. They are gone! Is there any way to recover them? Didn't thought that it would delete any files without a warning! :(
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