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Change the wording of `revert-file` commit
See original GitHub issueCurrently the wording is Revert {fileName}. Revert follow-file-renames.tsx
I would like it to say Revert changes made to {filename}
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Should the feature be renamed to
Restore file?I tried it out
git restoreis just agit-reseton a file and does not commit anything